I feel better now. The hazelnut chocolate a friend brought me from Italy helped also. I have nice friends.
Just what the doctor ordered... |
In other news, I have finally gotten around to watching the 1995 BBC version of Pride and Prejudice. I know! I haven't really lived until now. Watching Colin Firth's Mr. Darcy smolder with repressed passion is like a hazelnut chocolate bar for my soul. Sigh.
So now I am watching it AGAIN with a friend who has been similarly deprived. I'm just wondering what in the world there is to watch once we are done with it. I mean, what can even remotely measure up? Suggestions?
[Milka Hazelnut image: Austrian Supermarket]
I confess I haven't seen Colin's version, but I found the complete set of VIDEO TAPES at a library sale. So I should get started on it and start swooning!
ReplyDeleteYou will not regret it.
ReplyDeleteThe humidity was killing me, too. It's one of those days where I couldn't justify turning on the a/c, since the kids were walking around with jackets on, but it was awful. Here's hoping the front that came through will take some humidity with it.
ReplyDeleteI was fine with the windows open until my neighbors decided to burn more of the mulberry bush they have pruned. It smelled so nasty I shut the windows and turned on the AC.
ReplyDeleteHave you seen Sherlock, the first two seasons from the BBC? Not quite the same thing at all, but I loved it.
ReplyDeleteI know, he is gorgeous - I have loved just about everything Colin Firth is in and Pride and Prejudice is an old favorite.
ReplyDeleteWould love a bit of heat right now (you can keep the humidity though) - it's pretty cold at the moment where I am!
Ahhh, Chocolate and air conditioning, a recipe for comfort if there ever was one!
ReplyDeleteI don't have A/C and I *still* haven't seen it. I'm trying to comfort myself without chocolate and without Colin Firth.
ReplyDeleteWatch Cranford! I think I can guarantee you will love it.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0974077/
Well actually, Milka is a German brand. And believe me, we Germans are really proud of our good chocolate! =)
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