what a great old movie
"never a dull moment"
when you find yourself laughing
totally out loud
and when your heart is touched
in that lovely squishy sweet way
oh
it's a wonderful life
over and over
I didn't want the movie to end
all the crazy antics of
the joy of life
expressed
sliding down a banister
when you are all grown up
and writing plays because a typewriter
was mistakenly delivered to the house...
Lionel Barrymore's character Grandpa Van de Hoff (is that right?)
was just a perfect person for me to meet
this evening
his harmonica certainly makes a case
for serious "sound therapy"
thanks to my brother Dave
for his gift of introducing me/us
to many movie-treasures otherwise missed
love conquers all and that fabulous dinner scene
at the end of the movie...
I just loved his prayer
and all his prayers before meals
there is an escape into the heart of a movie
that touches real life
if we invite it in
invitation sincerely and heartily sent...
Hi Gloria,
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you enjoyed "You Can't Take It With You" !
A friend of mine suggested I watch it.
I think he knew it would cheer me up.
It took several nudgings from him, but I finally did,
It is so full of life and happiness and nuttiness.
It was nice to see another side of Lionel Barrymore,
instead of the mean Mr Potter in 'It's a Wonderful Life'.
There are some movies I will watch a few times
every year, and this will be one of them.
There are so many great movies out there.
I will send you a few more every now and then.
Take care, big sis,
Love,
Dave