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“What I learned from Cinderella” by Cynthia A. Lovely

IN MY WORDS – When Cinderella came to town, I had to see the show. I left the performance with mixed emotions and a new wealth of information. Here are just a few things I learned that evening:

  • Every women, no matter the age, wants to feel like a princess. Many sweet young girls came to the show wearing tiaras. There was also a mix of young adults and older women sporting the jeweled crowns.
  • Beautiful settings, lovely costumes and great choreography make up for other negative details.
  • What negative details? On to the next important lesson.
  • You cannot change a classic fairy tale and think it will be a success. The show was re-written, barely keeping the true story elements and adding in a ridiculous politically correct agenda. Really, people? This is Cinderella!  Get the story right!
  • Good acting makes a huge difference. Fortunately, the lead character playing Cinderella did an excellent job. But it would have been so much better if they had remained true to the story.
  • Leaving us with the final analysis: Cinderella is and always will be a rags to riches story, a tale of dreams coming true, and overcoming obstacles and of course….it’s always about how different your world can be if you just have the THE RIGHT SHOES!

Have you ever been disappointed when a classic tale is totally re-written?

 



Check out “Doublewide Wisdom”

IN OTHER WORDS – No, I did not grow up in the South! But my good friend, Connie, did grow up southern and she recently launched her new website at:

www.doublewidewisdom.com

It is very creative and clearly reveals her unique voice. Connie is fun, quirky and a bit blonde at times without being blonde…and you can’t help but love her.

She is an established writer and comes up with wonderful ideas. Please do visit her website and leave a comment to encourage her in this new endeavor. I can’t wait to see her again at Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference. Hopefully, we’ll be in some classes together and maybe we’ll even find some cool thrift shops in Black Mt. or Asheville!


 


” ChristmasClinger” by Cynthia A. Lovely

A WORD  – “ChristmasClinger” – someone who refuses to end Christmas on Dec. 25th.

I confess to being a ChristmasClinger. The holiday comes too fast and is over with in a blur. Some of the best times are in the afterglow. No more rushing, less traveling, time to sit back and enjoy the sparkle and glitter. Curling up on the couch with pillows covered with sweaters, cozy soft throws, candles lit.

Table all set for after-holiday company and fellowship. We still watch Christmas movies in the evening. Life is good.

Any other ChristmasClingers out there?

 

 


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