unepartdebonheur reblogged
This show frequently makes me cry but I don’t think I’ve ever cried as hard as when Gloria was telling us about all of her children. And when we heard the crying of the first living child. It was cathartic.
unepartdebonheur reblogged
Having Petra have a miscarriage was a very convenient way to resolve that story line
I thought it was a heartbreaking scene, to watch her listening to the birth of her fiancé’s daughter while she was losing her baby. It was really powerful.
unepartdebonheur reblogged
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Help!Where can I watch CtM the day after it aired?
I have to work an evening shift on Sunday once a month so I’ll occasionally miss the live episode. I can’t use the BBC iPlayer as I’m not in the UK and it doesn’t air in my country until after the next episode! Is there somewhere reliable where I can stream it the day after, either legally or less legally?
unepartdebonheur reblogged
times are tough. have this blessed short film from xmas of my sister and brother figuring out they can macarena to cascada’s “everytime we touch”
It’s vital to repost this every Christmas
It’s live action Merida!
unepartdebonheur reblogged
Trixie: Glasses, or no glasses?
Shelagh: Glasses. I’d quite like to see the groom.
unepartdebonheur reblogged
times are tough. have this blessed short film from xmas of my sister and brother figuring out they can macarena to cascada’s “everytime we touch”
unepartdebonheur reblogged
Alternative Responses to “I Love You”
unepartdebonheur reblogged
mesopelagic
hey girls lets get sillay
symphyta
mesopelagic
I am not mentally prepared for the season finale
And having to wait until Christmas for more
Can we talk about how fierce Sister Frances was
Sending all those people away, relying on her skills and love for her patient! And she was the very best first time patient for her.
Incredible acting by Jennifer Kirby
Poor Val for finding out her grandmother is doing such terrible things and endangering all these women. I hope she finds the courage to report her.
I really felt for Loïs
What a shock it must be to find out in your twenties that your body isn’t what you thought it was. To give up the thought of ever having biological children. But I’m so glad that her support system is so wonderful. That’s not a given, definitely not in the sixties!
unepartdebonheur reblogged
I need Sister Monica Joan to be my car mechanic
And my matchmaker!