Yes I agree totally
I agree with you totally with your statement
Time doesnāt heal your wounds
You just learn to live with the heartache
Xx
Hi Beki, I too like āMidsomer Murdersā and āMurder She Wroteā, but I prefer āAerial Americaā or similar programmes on the āSmithsonian Channelā at the moment. They talk with a calm voice and the photography is just stunning. It also helps to forget everything for a while. Especially when my cat is on my chest and I cuddle her.
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Me too, the Smithsonian channel is lovely. Soothing, no worries there. Often it is all I can bear. The same with books, I read nature books, history or comedy like PG Wodehouse. Pleasant things.
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I love BBC Sounds on my mobile, specifically The Forum where interesting subjects are quietly discussed by academics. No irritating music, no over excited jumping about. I cannot abide noise and adrenaline driven presenters. Quiet, steady voices are all my nerves can stand.
Also, I find Amazon Audibles is excellent to get audio books for my kindle which I listen to on a speaker while I do my daily tasks. I choose literary novels, I like classic books such as Somerset Maugham, especially his travels. My mind benefits from getting clean away from current events.
I binge watched afterlife soon after my husband died and I thought how can he know this it made me feel normal.
Iām binge watching Stranger Things now and the split.
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Iāve treated myself to the Disney + channel so am binge watching the Golden Girls again!
Also, Forged in Fire is just fascinating me!
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I love Golden Girls so much but I have a certain rule, I refuse ever to watch the final few episodes. I refuse to say goodbye to them. Iāve never seen the last episode.
I also never look up about the actresses real lives.
I do this with any good series I watch. I simply cannot say goodbye. This way they are forever alive, funny, comforting.
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