You've Got Mail. Don't you love that part where she's sick and Tom
Hanks brings her daisies, her favorite flower? I cry in the same two
scenes of this movie every single time I watch it. So, it's hot tea with
honey and my woolly socks tonight. I am a lone reed...and I think
I need some daisies.
you've got mail is my #1 favorite movie!! i can watch it over and over and over again. one of my fave parts is where the tom hanks character tells her in an e-mail that if he had her address he would send her a bouquet of pencils. love that idea!! in fact,i gave an editor friend of mine just that for her b'day one year.
ReplyDeleteso sorry you're feeling bad but hope you're better soon. sending you daisy good wishes for a speedy recovery!!
I am so sorry. Sleep, rest, tea, sleep, rest, more tea. And the movie sounds like a good idea as well. Edward and I both hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteAww Willow (HUGZ), I prescribe hot tea, toast and the movie - feel better soon x
ReplyDeleteOh I hope you feel better soon. Did you catch Lavinia's malaise?
ReplyDeleteYou have certainly picked the perfect feel good movie to snuggle up and watch. I love the part in the end when she realizes that her secret love has been the Tom Hanks character all along.
And while we are on the subject of Meg Ryan...what has she done to her cute little face? Waaaaaa...didn't she know she was perfect just the way she was?
I know! Poor thing...she wrecked it didn't she?! :(
ReplyDeleteAh, that movie always makes me tear up! (Even my husband loves it). Enjoy your tea with honey. And some virtual daisies!
ReplyDeleteOh dear....get well!
ReplyDeleteFeel better soon. You've Got Mail is a favorite of mine, so is tea.
ReplyDeleteLove that movie too!
ReplyDeleteYou should drink ginger and lemon tea with your cold. Twinings puts out a nice blend. Ginger to boost your immune system. Works. And get lots of sleep.
There must be many closet writer doctors commenting here.
Love that movie too!
ReplyDeleteYou should drink ginger and lemon tea with your cold. Twinings puts out a nice blend. Ginger to boost your immune system. Works. And get lots of sleep.
There must be many closet writer doctors commenting here.
Don't cry too much it'll make your stuffy head worse! Love the movie, and the hot tea with honey sounds good too. Hope you feel better soon! :)
ReplyDeleteI have to admit, it's not my favourite movie, BUT you like it and that is great medicine indeed!
ReplyDeleteLots of rest and Vit. C and more rest and I'm sending healing vibes and HUGS!
Nurse BPG
Feel better soon, Willow! You and our poor Rosebud:-(....
ReplyDeleteEchinacea Tea works wonders for cold and flu symptoms...Can't forget a heaping teaspoon of local honey of course....
Love that movie and the daisy scene...
Hot ginger ale with whiskey in it - or is it hot whiskey with ginger ale in it.... One or the other. It's the thing. Have that before the ginger tea and lemon. You'll be asleep before the tea is cool enough to sip.
ReplyDeleteWhen Meg cries I cry - especially in When Harry Met Sally, and You've Got Mail .
Feel better soon!
C2
Oh, man--hope you feel better soon! I think as weather starts to change, lots of people do get sick--cuddle up with good things and sleep. My answer to any illness--sleep is so recuperative. You've Got Mail is a sweet movie; good to watch at times like these! Get well soon!
ReplyDeletePoor Willow! You found the best medicine possible... a wonderful movie! Here is a bouquet of daisies for you!
ReplyDeleteHere is a box of soft pale pink Kleenex for you, dear Willow, and a cup of rooibos tea (SA herbal tea), black with lemon and honey. I have just brewed it. Take mega doses of Vitamin C preferably with zinc, echinea and cat's claw added. Tuck a mohair blanket over your feet and watch that movie. You could also try 'When Harry met Sally' - a great standby for when you have the sneezes. Get better soon! Lots of good wishes Eleanor
ReplyDeleteWillow, hope your feeling better soon. You've Got Mail is a cute movie. I haven't seen Meg Ryan in a movie in some time. I'll have to check out Netflix.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better. Haven't watched this one for a while.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind wishes, remedies and cyber daisies!! I feel like a ton of bricks this morning, but your lovely messages made me smile! Now I think I'll mix up an herbal tea-honey-whiskey-giner ale concoction...
ReplyDeleteJust checking in to take your temp and bring you 7-up and toast.... I'll fluff your pillows while I'm here and remove all the used tissues! :)
ReplyDeleteI love both You've Got Mail and Sleepless in Seattle ... I am a sucker for a happy ending .. and I love me Tom Hanks
ReplyDelete:-Daryl
I never saw You've got mail but you make it sound inviting and fun.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling a little better now?
Willow, feel better soon! I agree that You Got Mail is just the right movie for a cold. Only I don't look as good as Meg when I'm sick (or when I'm well....)
ReplyDeleteWillow, Elvis sends his best.
ReplyDeleteElvis lives!! :D
ReplyDeleteHa, I found a tiny opportunity to blog and hastened to catch up on your wonderful posts only to find you lazily languishing lost in lowland. Wish I could pamper you with cool lavenderwater compresses on your brow and hot, hot toddies of, and please follow this recepy,
ReplyDeleteof very strong, boiling hot tea (to settle the stomach), large shot
of rum (to kill the bugs),juice of 1 lemon (to restore the vitamin C the rum has just demolished), and a large spoon full of natural honey
just to make it taste good and ease the throat. Take two aspirins and the brew and sweat it out! I do hope you shed the dreaded lurgy a.s.a.p.
I stroke your fevered brow with love....
Willow,I pray you are feeling better now. I also been fighting with sniffles and sneezing. Get your hot tea and just relax!
ReplyDeleteOh poor Willow. I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat might make you feel even better is to watch The Shop Around the Corner, from which You've Got Mail gets its story.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I am late to wish you well...perhaps by now you are recovered and don't need any movie suggestions! Feel better!
I love that movie!!!!! I hope you feel better, colds are no fun.
ReplyDeleteI love that movie in general and that is indeed one of my favorite parts of the film. I hope you are all better now, it is not fun being sick!
ReplyDeleteYes, daisies are such a happy flower, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite movies.