Tim Burton is one of my very favorite directors and he did not disappoint~!~! the characters and cast were beautiful and the story itself captured my heart completely. Alice returns to the strangeness of the rabbit hole and learns she is more than she imagined herself to be and full of "muchness"; not just in her dreams but in her "real" world as well. this is a beautiful movie and in my opinion a rare gem when it comes to young strong female characters with heart. Alice certainly won mine~!!!~ GO AND SEE THIS MOVIE~!!!~! and tell me what you think.
in the meantime i'm going to be re-visiting the original Alice In Wonderland story . . .
we still have snow outside of our windows but it is quickly melting away. the sun has been brightly out and i see more of the lawn by the hour i think. the indoor plants are convinced that spring is already actually here and they are all spurting out new growth of all kinds. i have a zebra aloe that is sending out blossoms on loooooong stems heading right for the lightest and brightest spots. i sympathize; i too want to seek the full on spring sunshine and find myself moving around the house in search of the sunniest, warmest, and brightest (happiest) places to perch myself.

Hi Libby, glad that the sun is shining where you are.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter and I enjoyed 'Alice in Wonderland' too, especially the 3D effects. The garden and House featured are part of Antony Estate, Torpoint, Cornwall and the harbour shown is Charlestown, on the same coast. Bye for now, Lesley
What beautiful photos as usual.
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Lyn
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Hi Libby,
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely to meet you and your quilts are beautiful!
I do hope you get the creative urge to have a play with the dress templates, I'd love to see what you come up with :-)
I'm with you over the imminent arrival of spring, it can't come soon enough!
Gini
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glad you enjoyed the film, sorry you had to travel so far to see the doctor...
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