Saturday, April 10, 2010
Falling Leaves, Dorset, Life
Haven't written much recently, been away etc, but thought I would write about Falling Leaves, by Adeline Yen Mah. It is the adult version of Chinese Cinderella, and for me is much more moving, and more about emotions that she and her family feels, than a story. It is very touching when she sees her 'Ye Ye' in his last years of life, and also her emotional struggles as she sees her father, unhappy yet unable to fully reconcile herself to the wrongs he did her. I would recommend reading it, as it is a beautifully written book.
As I said earlier, I have been away, in Dorset. We stayed in a gorgeous cottage, Owl cottage, near Ringstead Bay. It's set in truly beautiful surroundings, with sea views and many walks close by. I recommend the Smuggler's Inn at Osmington Mills, particularly the fish and chips. Now much refreshed by fires and windy walks.
As I said earlier, I have been away, in Dorset. We stayed in a gorgeous cottage, Owl cottage, near Ringstead Bay. It's set in truly beautiful surroundings, with sea views and many walks close by. I recommend the Smuggler's Inn at Osmington Mills, particularly the fish and chips. Now much refreshed by fires and windy walks.