Her character, Helen Burns, and Jane Eyre have to march in circles in a rainy, dark courtyard wearing placards, one says "vain" and the other "rebellious". Ah, for the good ole days of discipline. Taylor's character is so brief in this movie she doesn't show up in credits at the end of the film.
She had a long career. My favorite role she played was Martha in Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf . Her first line in this clip is what Mara, John, and David must have thought when the took on my hodge podge garage.
I came back to Glasgow from North Country Whisky Trail trip to find Spring. The black thing in the middle is a big bumble bee who refused to pose for me.
These are beginning attempts at showing how good it felt to be back in beautiful Glasgow.
I came here with the crocuses just popping out of the grass, but most are gone now. New flowers take their place. I will miss Elizabeth. I will miss the beauty of the people and whisky of Scotland. I will miss my daughter, Anne and the good Doctor, Mark.
I will not miss that fucking one mile walk up hill back to my apartment...maybe.
