Do you? ever have "Shirley Valentine" moments? lol

Yes; I couldn't see a way out without hurting a lot of people, which I wouldn't do. Most relationshipes only make sense when you're no longer in them imo! And I always blamed myself.

Crimson I did as well - eventually I got out - I loved the film and the play it changed my life then - my favorite comment is " marrige is like the middle east, there is no solution" I so felt like that at the time

* Glammanana *
All The Time.!.......

Oh yes.....,*glammanana*, most definitely.....

I've a feeling all of us at one time or another can relate to Shirley Valentine can't we.

Not so much now, but happened all the time when I was in an unhappy marriage. Did a lot of talking to walls in those days! Wonderful film/stage play.

Gally

I quite often take a mini Shirley Valentine experience; I get in the car, drive south and stay with various family and friends for a week or so and return somewhat invigorated

Oh yes and very ready for another Shirley Valentine experience!

hmm now wants the house to oneself, to go and get the DVD bag of popcorn, curtains closed and get comfy on the sofa (do not disturb sign on the door) and sit down and enjoy the film....now then ! where can I put DH! in fact....think I will make it a full day
Mamamia, Billy Elliot, Full monty, Shirley Valentine, yes I know all cheesy films..but we all need a bit of cheese now and then lol..

Greatnan yes ! you certainly did lol.. what adventures you have had and we have prob only heard a tad few of them carry on enjoying and hope you have many many more adventures to come

It was a brilliant film. Has to be somewhere on the Gransnet Top Twenty films doesn't it.
Havent been to Greece for ages. Poor Greece. I miss it.

Every time I think of Shirley Valentine I remember the blood hound scene Shirley saying "its not normal to have a vegitarian blood hound" then give's the poor hungry dog the hubby's steak,that was the night he got chips & egg on the wrong night,priceless

I`ve been tempted, often, but never had the courage to go ahead with it!

I loved that film and really identified with Shirley - except I actually did it!