I know that no matter what our future holds, together or just friends, this will have been the best thing for us because we would have never been happy living and treating each other the way we were. And please do let me know your success stories because there is nothing I love more than hearing success stories. In the meantime don't dread seeing your ex boyfriend after a breakup — see it as a positive challenge to overcome, because once it's done, it's done! I gave up 4 months after the fight and worked on me and understanding relationships. Your love is precious for her and it will remain the same forever. I was dating this guy for nearly a year. We were together for 2 years before breaking up, we were the best of friends and talked every day and night. This was three weeks ago.
I did a poor job of leaving no doubt for him to know how much I loved him, which lead to various problems. This year, it wouldve been our 4th birthday and christmas together, he even said no one celebrated his birthday before me, and no one wanted to decorate the house for halloween and christmas like he did. We had a big fight and it got ugly. And if there is enough signs he does and you do want him, then tell him. I felt like we were not in the same place in our lives and we decided to break up over the phone. Because, yes, when you want to get back together, communication is crucial, and we will dive into more detail about that in this article.
Conversations with your ex: 5 subjects that have nothing to do with the breakup There are many subjects that can help you to better communicate with your ex or. They were on the fence until you spritzed on some scent and then they were swayed. I told him things like my ex bf had kidnapped me, he came to my house and locked me up when my parents were out, my ex used to take the call history details of my number and call my friends and that is how he got your number. Some of them try to humiliate their ex by trashing and throwing away his gifts. If yes, then there is no doubt, you are still in her heart and she will never let you go out. If you have any questions or concerns, please write me a comment below and I would love to answer it! Cry, pout, tell your friends about it for a couple of days four max. He said that he also wanted to see me too, and we should keep in contact also.
I came home from work one day and he said it was over. He has 2 jobs and his dad has been in and out of the hospital so out meet keeps getting pushed off. What should I do with regards to being accessible but not too accessible? I am willing to let go and and forgive him but it seems now he is in that anger stage. And while your tendency may be to shut out the world around you and wallow in your grief and disappointment by yourself, this is actually the time to turn to your support system and the people who care about you and your well-being. Let go of any sadness you have and distract yourself with true fun.
I falled in love with him after 3 months of friendship. I want to make him misses me and of course i want him back. He called me and texted me every day when he went away on a cruise with his friends. But, did she fall in love again? I was with my ex for 8 months, he came on to me very quickly told me he loved me within 3 weeks we would talk a lot, at his request He called me all the time, texted me that he loved me like 10 times a day. What should I talk about with my ex? I dunno what to think! Start our own business together etc. If you find yourself paying an unhealthy interest sometimes it's just easier to delete his account, even if only for a while.
When he left, we were meant to do long distance for 6 months and then figure out what we were going to do. We are scared of being too vulnerable and we are both kind of stubborn. I am not sure if he was using me or if he really did miss me. It was a vicious cycle. My ex and I were in a long distance relationship for the past 15 months.
I want to be ur bf. You're in a positive headspace. We actually have seen each other about 10 times within a few years period, usually public locations, since he is a music band leader and plays at various parties. He said he I love u. Don't isolate yourself You're way too fabulous to be a shut-in. A mathematical algorithm analyzes your answers and calculates your odds of repairing your relationship.
However, your girl has taken a different stand. We always got along wonderfully when we were together. As long as you're giving yourself enough time to effectively evaluate your emotions to ensure you aren't hurting other people on your post-breakup recovery path, you should be fine. He cuddled, talked and made love most the day. How to talk to an ex again? Is my situation even salvageable? But what if as in my case my boyfriend got cold feet and broke up with me? He told me to do whatever I wanted like if I was the only one in the relationship.


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China's conflicted reaction to India's Mars misson
by Andrew Jones Sep 26, 2014 19:36 INNOVATION CHINA-INDIA RELATIONS
India's prime minister Narendra Modi at mission control in Bangalore for the Mars Orbiter Mission's attempt to enter Mars orbit on 24 September 2014. CNS
Chang'e-4: Yutu-2 to nap to protect against midday heat after surviving -190 C nighttime
by Andrew Jones GERMANY MOON
Chang'e-4 lander and Yutu-2 awaken on the lunar far side after enduring -190°C
China's Long March 5 heavy-lift rocket set for crucial July launch
by GBTIMES TIANJIN MOON
Chang'e-4 set for day 2 of lunar far side activities with sunrise over Von Kármán crater
by Andrew Jones MOON CHINA'S SPACE PROGRAM
Approximately six percent of Chinese citizens own a passport. Read more
India's Mars Orbiter Mission has caused a stir across the world, but nowhere more so than in China.
On a tiny budget, the Indian Space Research Organization became only the fourth space agency – and the first from Asia – to perform a successful voyage to Mars. The significance of this demands a closer look.
This mission, while having scientific goals, has been widely seen as aiming to beat other Asian space powers – namely, China and Japan – to Mars. Its triumph has certainly been noted by China, whose own attempt, Yinghuo-1, ended when the Russian spacecraft on which it was piggybacking failed to leave Earth orbit.
China's official response has been to praise India and its accomplishment. Coming in the form of a response to a question at a regular Foreign Ministry press conference, this described the achievement as the 'pride of Asia'.
"We congratulate India on its successful launch of the mission Mangalyaan [the mission's nickname] into Mars orbit. This achievement is the pride of India, as well as Asia, and also represents a major step in humanity's peaceful exploration and utilization of outer space," spokesperson Hua Chunying said.
Complex, conflicted and introspective
But beyond this, the reaction has been more complex, conflicted and introspective.
The People's Daily, the official newspaper of China's ruling Communist Party, believed that the view that, in beating China to Mars, India was pouring salt into Beijing's wounds, was too strong.
Its own view was forthright: "Chinese people understand that they boast much more advanced technological, economic and social development than India does," and that the Chinese should be delighted with India's success: "If a country that is relatively backward in scientific research is able to send a probe to Mars, it is highly possible that Yinghuo-2 will succeed in the future." Almost as a way of self-soothing, the newspaper continued by noting China's own achievements in space, including a manned spaceflight and the construction of a space station.
News portal ifeng.com, however, asked why China was lagging behind India and what could be done. This drew hundreds of comments, as did many posts on social media site Sina Weibo.
Orbit and land
As if in response to the anxiety and introspection, Xinhua, China's official news agency, responded with an article quoting some of the most senior figures in the Chinese space program, hinting at plans to reach the Red Planet.
Xinhua noted that Ouyang Ziyuan, a leading scientist in China's moon program, has said that the country plans to send a rover to Mars in about 2020, which will collect samples and bring them back to Earth some 10 years later.
Ye Peijian, a leading design adviser for the Chinese Lunar Exploration Program, told Xinhua that India has moved ahead of China. "We already lag behind [India] in time, so we should do it better," Ye said, before revealing that China could send a probe to orbit and land on Mars in one mission.
Speaking to gbtimes earlier this year, Ye had explained that China possesses the capability to reach Mars, and called for such missions during the annual session of the national legislature. "As for exploring Mars, in the past China's big difficulty was telecommunications. Now that we have two big ground stations, we've solved this problem," he had said.
Ye was referring to the ground control station at Jiamusi, in the northeast Heilongjiang province, and at Kashgar, in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. It is believed that these will be able to perform remote monitoring even when Mars is at its most distant from Earth, at around 400 million kilometers.
China's new heavy-lift Long March 5 rocket, being developed by the Chinese Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, will also be able to send payloads on paths towards the outer solar system.
Prestige and soft power
Amid all this competition, meetings between Chinese president Xi Jinping and Indian prime minister Narendra Modi resulted in the signing of a space cooperation pact.
With no firm plans for a crewed mission, India is some way behind China. Both have demonstrated rocketry expertise, and instead of planetary exploration, there may be more competition between the two commercially, such as for contracts to launch satellites for other countries.
The race to Mars, if it ever existed, does not signal an Asian space race. However, as Indian jubilation and Chinese reflection shows, there is prestige and soft power up for grabs in outer space.
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He was found as a baby and raised illegally for 2 years by the original finder; his overall health condition was very poor. Ollie was turned over to a wildlife center that is no longer in existence. He was nursed back to health and then it was decided that he did not have a permanent placement at this center. Alison Sharpe, director and founder of WCRC, volunteered at the center where Ollie resided for several months and did much of his caretaking and nursing him back to health. It was then that Ollie was removed from that center by Alison and permits were applied for and thus started the Wildlife Care and Rescue Center. Ollie has been a gracious mascot for WCRC and has seen thousands of children and adults over the last 20 years at our educational programs.
Over the years we have found ourselves in a position where we have needed a boat to rescue a wild animal in distress out on the water. We have found ourselves on piers and docks asking the boating public for assistance. We no longer need to do this as Chevron donated this 19 foot boat, motor and trailer to the WCRC in 2014.
In 2010, Mississippi, along with Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and Florida were affected by a single tragedy. It was April 20th of this year that the Deep Water Horizon/BP Oil Spill happened. As everyone is aware, this had devastating effects on Marine life, wildlife and the entire ecosystem within the estuaries, tributaries, bayous and beyond. It was because of this event that Director, Alison Sharpe, was able to meet one of her idols, Jeff Corwin. Although she wishes it would have been under much different circumstances, Alison and Jeff, seen featured here on Biloxi beach, MS., discussing the effects the spill will have on the nesting of endangered Least Terns.


A. Fitter and Turner is on the Medium & Long Term Strategic Skills List which opens several visa pathways for Migrating to Australia.
Every occupation on the MLTSSL and STSOL is assigned an immigration code and the code for those looking to migrate to Australia as a Fitter and Turner is 323212. This is also known as the ANZSCO Code for a Fitter and Turner.
323212 Australia Migration Code Description: Fits, assembles, grinds and shapes metal parts and subassemblies to fabricate production machines and other equipment.
Minimum qualifications required to migrate to Australia as a Fitter and Turner.
According to ANZSCO those looking to migrate to Australia as a Fitter and Turner must demonstrate qualifications equivalent to Skills Level 3 on the Australian Qualification Framework ("AQF").
If you're migrating to Australia from the UK as a Fitter and Turner you'll be expected to have at least NVQ Level 3 and if you're looking to migrate from South Africa to Australia, you'll need an Advanced National certificate.
Am I eligible to Migrate to Australia as a Fitter and Turner?
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Let's Go Global have a 100% success rate with those in the Fitter and Turner category looking to migrate to Australia.
Stage 2 – Skills Assessment to migrate to Australia as a Fitter and Turner will usually be by technical interview or practical assessment.
After receiving a positive Skills Assessment an Expression of Interest can be lodged which places you into a pool of candidates all looking to migrate to Australia as a Fitter and Turner. It is important therefore that you build the strongest possible case to receive an invitation to apply for your formal skilled visa.
The final stage of your migration to Australia as a Fitter and Turner is your formal application to the Department of Home Affairs after receiving an invitation to apply. At this stage, police checks and medicals are required.
What Emigration Australia Visas are available for a Fitter and Turner?
Fitter and Turner is on the MLTSSL for Australia which means it's eligible for the TSS Employer Sponsored Visa and whilst this visa is initially classed as temporary it can convert to fill Permanent Residency Status after three years.
Occupation ceilings dictate how many skilled visas are issued to applicants in a particular year. For 2018 the occupation ceiling for Fitters and Turners immigrating to Australia is 6,989.
Do I need a job to Migrate to Australia as a Fitter and Turner?
The Job market in Australia for Fitters and Turners remains constant and is expected to do so for the next five years. There are currently 82,000 Fitters and Turners employed in Australia with the majority of these employed on a full-time basis. Unemployment for qualified Fitters and Turners in Australia is below average.
The average salary for a Fitter and Turner is $36.95 per hour in South Australia.
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The average salary for a Fitter and Turner is $37.83 per hour in Queensland.
The average salary for a Fitter and Turner is $75,642 per year in Tasmania.
The average salary for a Fitter and Turner is $35.88 per hour in Victoria.
The average salary for a Fitter and Turner is $48.37 per hour in Western Australia.


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Is The Resident canceled or renewed for Season 6?
Featured, FOX
May 19, 2022 May 18, 2022 by Alexandria Ingham
FOX let a lot of decisions go down to the wire in the 2021–2022 season. The Resident was one of them. Is The Resident canceled or renewed for Season 6?
We were certainly worried about a few FOX shows this year. Usually, we worry about them because FOX has a bad habit of canceling good shows because of low live ratings in the U.S. However, the shows on the bubble were a lot of top-rated shows.
The Resident was one of them. While it is on a competitive night, it has managed to remain a good option for the network. We didn't think the series would be canceled, but what took FOX so long to make a decision?
Is The Resident canceled?
There is some excellent news. The Resident is renewed for a sixth season. The decision came in just before the finale aired on Tuesday, May 17.
The decision to renew wasn't delayed because of FOX. Had the network had a choice, it would have likely offered the renewal earlier than normal. The delay came because of negotiations with the production studio. This was also the reason for delays in renewing both 911 and 911 Lone Star.
FOX is still to announce its full fall schedule. This delay is linked to the delay in renewing some shows. We're sure to see The Resident remain in the fall, though.
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ARE WE IN FULL COMMUNION: No.
ARE WE IN A EUCHARISTIC SHARING AGREEMENT: No.
CAN METHODIST CLERGY SERVE IN AN EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Not currently.
CAN METHODIST CLERGY BECOME EPISCOPAL CLERGY WITHOUT RE-ORDINATION: Not currently.
CAN EPISCOPAL CLERGY SERVE IN A METHODIST CHURCH: Yes, on a case-to-case basis with the permission of both the Episcopal Ordinary and the appropriate Methodist authority.
CAN METHODIST LAITY BE MEMBERS OF AN EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Yes.
On several occasions, the General Convention asked the Standing Commission to explore possibilities for bilateral dialogues with member churches of the Consultation on Church Union (Reformed, Methodist, Disciples). Conversations between the Presiding Bishop and bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church and the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church indicated an interest in dialogue. The Standing Commission recommended, and the 1991 General Convention authorized, a formal dialogue with the three historic black Methodist Churches. The first meeting of the Methodist Episcopal - Episcopal Dialogue took place in 1992, to explore the distinctive histories, forms of worship, and Wesleyan and Anglican traditions. By and large we know little about each other's lives and the issues we confront in mission. If this is to change, congregations will need new resources. A planned second meeting was deferred in favor of smaller meetings to work on strategies aimed at dialogue and increasing our capacity to share life and mission locally and nationally.
Conversations with these churches and the Episcopal Church regarding mutual celebration of Absalom Jones and Richard Allen have taken place. An SCER goal for the 1997-2000 triennium was to "to resume, in 1998, conversations between the Episcopal Church and the historic black Methodist Episcopal Churches (African Methodist Episcopal, African Methodist Episcopal Zion, and Christian Methodist Episcopal ) with the goal of establishing formal and regular dialogue...." The African American Methodist Episcopal churches declined opening formal dialogue at that time, focusing their resources instead on the Consultation on Church Union/Churches Uniting in Christ conversations.
The Episcopal Church continues to be in dialogue with the historically African-American Methodist Episcopal Churches in the context of Churches Uniting in Christ. In addition, the United Methodist-Episcopal has taken the question of race and racism as church dividing issues as an important component of its work. Many of the divisions between churches, and internally within churches, have been due to the sin of racism as much as with issues such as sacramental theology and ordained ministry. The UMC-Episcopal Church dialogue has held several meetings focusing on race and racism as church dividing issues, inviting scholars from the UMC, Episcopal Church, and historically African American Methodist Churches to make presentations. The 2009 General Convention commended the work of the dialogue, and encouraged further efforts at dialogue and cooperation with the historically African American Methodist Churches. In Chicago in October of 2009, a major consultation was held involving senior bishops, historians, and ecumenical officers from the historically African American Methodist Churches, and looked at tangible ways to involve all the churches in the dialogue towards full communion..


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President Honours Culture Day
Vrba, 8 February - President Danilo Tuerk honoured Culture Day, a national holiday dedicated to Slovenia's greatest poet France Preseren, by addressing the main ceremony in Preseren's hometown Vrba. "Today's holiday is not only a culture day, but also a day when we celebrate our patriotism, national identity and our country," he said.
Culture Minister Majda Sirca hosting a reception for Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize winners.
Photo: Tamino Petelinsek/STA
Film director Miran Zupanic (centre) and actress Setfka Drolc at a reception for Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize winners.
Photo: Tamino Petelinsek
Culture Minister Majda Sirca (left) welcoming film director Miran Zupanic at a reception for top art prize winners.
Culture Minister Majda Sirca (second from right) hosting a reception for Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize winners.
Culture Minister Majda Sirca and chairman of the Preseren Fund Board Jaroslav Skrusny at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
Culture Minister Majda Sirca (left) welcoming conductor Nenad First at a reception for Preseren and Preseren Fund Prize winners.
Actress Stefka Drolc, who won Preseren Prizes as the highest national awards for lifetime achievements in the arts at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
From left to right: chairman of the Preseren Fund Board Jaroslav Skrusny, writer Goran Vojnovic, Preseren Prize winner Zmago Jeraj, and director Miran Zupanic at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
Culture Minister Majda Sirca (centre) hosting a reception for Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize winners.
From left to right: chairman of the Preseren Fund Board Jaroslav Skrusny, writer Goran Vojnovic, Preseren Prize winner Zmago Jeraj, and composer Nenad First at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
The winners of Preseren Fund Prizes for individual achievements, actor Marko Mandic and composer Nenad First, and the Preseren Prize winner, actress Stefka Drolc (extreme right) at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
Culture Minister Majda Sirca at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
Culture Minister Majda Sirca (left) and actress Stefka Drolc, who won Preseren Prizes as the highest national awards for lifetime achievements in the arts at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
Painter Zmago Jeraj, who won Preseren Prizes as the highest national awards for lifetime achievements in the arts at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
Culture Minister Majda Sirca and painter Zmago Jeraj, who won Preseren Prizes as the highest national awards for lifetime achievements in the arts at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
Director Miran Zupanic, a winner of Preseren Fund Prize for individual achievements at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
State secretary at the Culture Ministry Stojan Pelko, Culture Minister Majda Sirca and writer Goran Vojnovic, a winner of Preseren Fund Prize for individual achievements at a reception for this years' Preseren Prize and Preseren Fund Prize laureates.
Traditional Presern's Fair, a part of the presentation of the life in the 19th century, a period when the country's greatest poet France Preseren lived.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
The presentation of the life in the 19th century, a period when the country's greatest poet France Preseren lived.
A workshop at a traditional Presern's Fair, a part of the presentation of the life in the 19th century, a period when the country's greatest poet France Preseren lived.
President Danilo Tuerk after he laid a wreath on the grave of the country's greatest poet France Preseren (1800-1849).
President Danilo Tuerk and Culture Minister Majda Sirca laid a wreath on the grave of the country's greatest poet France Preseren (1800-1849).
Pictured: Culture Minister Majda Sirca, President Danilo Tuerk, Kranj Mayor Damijan Perne.
Kranj Mayor Damijan Perne and Culture Minister Majda Sirca by the grave of the country's greatest poet France Preseren (1800-1849).
A traditional reading of poetry by the country's greatest poet France Preseren (1800-1849) at the foot of the poet's monument in the square named after him.
Actor Polde Bibic and Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Jankovic at a traditional reading of poetry by the country's greatest poet France Preseren (1800-1849) at the foot of the poet's monument in the square named after him.
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Publish time: Feb 8, 2009, 17:10
Keywords: PRESIDENT, HOLIDAY, EVENTS
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Lisa Leonard Trunk Show Meet-Up and $50 Giveaway!!
If you haven't heard of Lisa Leonard yet, it's time that you're introduced. She is a fabulous jewelry designer and blogger that has completely charmed the social media world with her creativity, gorgeous designs, friendliness, photography, and beautiful writing.
As a mom of two, she has a knack for creating jewelry to touch the hearts of Moms. But of course, her jewelry isn't just for Moms – she has amazing pieces for everyone.
Lisa is coming all the way from California to Birmingham on October 15th to record a segment for Talk of Alabama, and while she's here, she would love to meet you!!!
Whether you're a blogger, a Mommy, a business woman – whoever you are, you're invited to a meet-up with Lisa!!She'll have pieces from her amazing jewelry collection on site to admire and purchase, and she will even be giving some of it away!!
The meet-up/Trunk Show will be from 12-2pm on Friday, October 15th at the jennifer harwell art gallery in the Regions Harbert Plaza Downtown.
But we need help getting the word out!! So we are giving away a $50 gift certificate now to Lisa's online store! If you would like to be entered into the drawing to win, simply tweet, facebook, or blog about the event, and come back here and comment to enter! Feel free to enter whether you can attend or not!! Link to your announcement in your comment if you can, and make sure I have a way to contact you via email or twitter if you win!!
And yes, if you blog, tweet, AND facebook about it, you get three entries! Just be sure to leave separate comments for your entries.
If you tweet about it, be sure to include @lisaleonard in your tweet, and a link back to this blog post for all of the details.
If you blog about it, feel free to snag the invitation above to use in your post!
This giveaway is open until Thursday, October 14th, and the winner will be randomly selected and posted on my giveaway winners page on Friday, October 15th.
And let me know if you'll be coming – I hope to meet you at the trunk show!!!
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I used your tweet to tweet about this. I love would to come, but I will be at work :( I sure could use that gift card though to get some of her fabulous jewelry! I'm not sure how to get my tweet on a page by itself to link it here though! My twitter handle is: abosque08!
I shared this giveaway and Trunk Show on Facebook to all my friends and family!
I wish I could make it – I love her jewellery! It's so whimsical..
I just tweeted! How fun! I hope I'm able to come.
I used your tweet also!
Live in CA, but know people in AL and love Lisa so I tweeted it!
Live in CA, but know people in AL and love Lisa so I facebooked it!
I retweeted you yesterday! This is neat!
I retweeted. :) Can't wait; hoping no work meetings come up that would interfere.
Hi, I love Lisa's designs and have featured them on my jewelry site/blog, http://www.idazzle.com. I added this event to my "events" section of my site, and will tweet about it closer to the event!
I have it posted on my Facebook status right now! I cannot wait! I love her jewelry and she is the cutest thing ever!
I'm awestruck by the beautiful creativity of her jewelry! Truly "charming"…..
Her work is wonderful. Please enter me in your giveaway.
And I posted it on Facebook! So sad I can't be there. But would love to win this gift certificate and pamper myself with a piece of her jewlery. Thanks for the chance!
Even though I'm South Ga, I had to post a link on FB…love the jewelry!
Sure wish I could come to this Trunk Show, it sounds like it will be loads of fun and I'm always enticed by adorable jewelry, sweet folks and cupcakes! Posted it on my Twitter octmoonboutique as well as my Facebook Page Hotsy Malone.
Would love the opportunity to own a piece of Lisa's very special jewelry!
Oh fooeee! How does one actually spell that word? This is Hotsy Malone and I forgot in the event I'm the lucky winner of that $50 Giveaway for Lisa's jewelry that my email is hotsymalone@att.net!
You ladies have a grand time at the Trunk Show, for all of us less fortunate ones we'll just get to read about it and hopefully see some photos!
I tweeted your tweet. Have a great meet up! jealous I'm not close enough.
I've admired Lisa's designs from afar, and I'd love to come see her and her jewelry in person.
I'm sharing this giveaway and trunk show on Facebook.
I shared the trunk show information on my facebook page. My friends and family just love your jewlery….and so do I!!
I'd love to win a Lisa Leonard give-a-way!
I'd LOVE to win a Lisa Lenoard give-a-way. I'm telling everyone about her beautiful jewelry!
I would adore to win a piece of her jewelry, everything she makes is amazing. I follow her on twitter, amazing giveaway!
What a fantastic giveaway! I will fb about this, thank you!
I facebooked about this wonderful event! I can't wait to meet you guys! Yeah!
I also blogged about Lisa coming to town!
this is so exciting & i'm really hoping i can make it out!
Yippee! Woohoo! I love Lisa's jewelry!
I facebooked the contest on my wall!
Picking out just one thing would be so hard!
I will be out of town, so I will miss out on all the fun! Boo.
Tweeted this! @allysonmccay. Wish I could be there!
Love the jewelry…charm link bracelet too cute!
I would love to be entered in the drawing for some of her adorable jewelry!
I just Tweeted and I plan to (try) to come!
And … just posted on my facebook. :) Can't wait!
i adore lisa!!!! just posted this on facebook. she's amazing & adorable & oh so talented. :) can't wait & hope to make it to the event!
I shared! And I'm so excited!!!
I just tweeted about it too (@inquisitrix) – It was my 888'th tweet & 8 is my favorite number. I just got her 'Hope is the Thing' necklace and it's fantastic. LOVE it!
I tweeted about it (@plainchicken). I'm looking forward to it!
OMG! I love her stuff and heard her speak at EVO Conference this summer. I will be there and tweet it now. Awesome!
I posted on Facebook about it.
I'm sure planning to be there! I just retweeted your last tweet and am going to share it on my blog and on Facebook. Looking forward to it!
I love Lisa's stuff so much! I hope I win!I retweeted your tweet!
I posted on my FB and called my friends in Birmingham!
Although I'm in NY, I facebooked the event!
Okay, so I can tweet if there's a button, but I really don't know how to tweet from thin air. Sorry. However, I did post on facebook. User name is iiiyadirf.


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85 Period Dramas to Watch If You Love Anne of Green Gables
These movies and shows like Anne of Green Gables are just what Anne fans need right now!
Updated on: November 29, 2022 by Autumn Topping
MOVIES AND SHOWS LIKE ANNE OF GREEN GABLES
I've loved everything L.M. Montgomery since I was a little girl. The obsession started with the phenomenal Kevin Sullivan adaptation of Anne of Green Gables.
I laughed and cried with Anne. I swooned over Gilbert Blythe. Not to mention, I even swore up and down I would marry a Gilbert one day. (He was always my Mr. Darcy.)
Then, of course, I had to read the actual Anne of Green Gables for myself. From there, there was no going back.
Soon, Emily of New Moon and its sequels became my favorite of Montgomery's stories. The touch of the supernatural spoke to me on a deeper level. Sadly, I'm still waiting for that definitive adaptation.
Of course, Road to Avonlea also remains one of my favorite shows of all time. Indeed, I still believe Kevin Sullivan's Anne of Green Gables film series and Road to Avonlea to be a few of the finest period dramas of all time, with some of the best characterization and underrated performances to hit the small screen.
RELATED: 20 MOST MEMORABLE GILBERT BLYTHE SCENES IN ANNE OF GREEN GABLES
Over time, and after watching these shows' beauteous settings, I dreamed of visiting the dreamy fairy-like Prince Edward Island. (I finally visited after graduating from Grad School – It didn't disappoint.)
But what else was out there for me to devour? I wanted to experience the feeling of joy Anne of Green Gables brought to me.
Credit: Sullivan Entertainment
So, I created a list of period dramas worth watching when you need that old-fashioned Anne fix. From adaptations of Anne to feel-good period dramas (mostly), there's something here for other kindred spirits who also love Kevin Sullivan's Anne of Green Gables.
"Kindred spirits are not so scarce as I used to think. It's splendid to find out there are so many of them in the world."
NOTE: While the list is mostly alphabetical, I start the list with the actual Anne adaptations. Availability is for the U.S. and is subject to change at any time. This list was first published in 2019 and has been updated for November 2022.
Without further ado, I give you:
(In Mostly Alphabetical Order)
Photo Credit: Anne of Avonlea (Sullivan Entertainment; When Calls the Heart (Hallmark Channel); Wives and Daughters (BBC), and The Paradise (BBC)
1. Anne of Green Gables (1934)
Why Anne fans will love it: The main actress loved the part so much that she changed her name to Anne Shirley! It was one of the top-selling films of 1934.
Where to Watch: Stream on Watch TCM (you need a cable subscription) or buy on DVD.
2. Anne of Avonlea (1975)
Why Anne fans will love it: Sadly, the first Anne of Green Gables movie is lost to time. But for those who already know the story, this 1970s mini-series is also lovely.
Where to Watch: DVD.
Photo: Sullivan Entertainment
Why Anne fans will love it: How can you not love this uplifting adaptation of Lucy Maud Montgomery's classic children's novel?
The dialogue, the impeccable performances by the cast (particularly Megan Follows as Anne and Jonathan Crombie as Gilbert), the humor (the dry asides from both Marilla and gossipy Rachel Lynde are hilarious), the romance (swoon away fellow kindred spirits), and just the feeling. Anne makes you feel better.
By the end, you'll want to visit Prince Edward Island just as much as I did. Once you do, you'll want to go back just like you'll revisit this adaptation over and over again.
Where to Watch: Rent or buy digitally to stream on the Gazebo TV app. Buy on DVD/Blu-Ray.
Why Anne fans will love it: Who didn't want a sequel? Now, we can finally see Anne and Gilbert get their much-deserved happy ending on repeat.
Anne of Avonlea is just as superb as the first. While there are changes to the books, the spirit of Anne is present and very much alive.
5. Anne of Green Gables: The Continuing Story (2000)
Why Anne fans will love it: Look, this isn't Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables. But our favorite cast is back, and the romance is spectacular.
I adore the charming chemistry between Megan Follows and Jonathan Crombie (R.I.P.). Plus, the WWI story as a stand-alone is absolutely beautiful.
6. Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning (2008)
Why Anne fans will love it: It comes from the same Kevin Sullivan production company and tells Anne's story from a different perspective. Personally, it's hard for me to watch it due to a couple of creative choices I don't agree with, but you may feel otherwise.
On a good note, Patricia Hamilton (our wonderful Rachel Lynde) makes a cameo appearance.
7. L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables [See also The Good Stars and Fire and Dew] (2016)
Photo: YTV
Why Anne fans will love them: While not my favorite adaptations, these new films stay true to Anne of Green Gables.
For the most part, they're enjoyable to watch. I like seeing different interpretations, so maybe you will too.
Where to Watch: PBS Masterpiece Amazon Channel and Hoopla. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
8. Anne with an E (2017-2020)
This list could also work for fans looking for shows like Anne with an E! Photo: CBC/Netflix
Why Anne fans will love it: Initially, I had difficulty with this new adaptation because it's darker than the books. But it grew on me.
Nonetheless, this isn't quite Anne of Green Gables. Nevertheless, the production quality is excellent, the characterization good, and there's even a familiar face. Avonlea's Jasper Dale plays Matthew to perfection!
Once you see this as a separate entity, this well-written period drama will grow on you. If you're a fan already, you'll also enjoy the series like Anne with an E on this list!
Where to Watch: Stream on Netflix. Buy on Digital (Amazon) or DVD.
9. Alias Grace (2017)
Why Anne fans will love it: This is also much darker fare, so beware. However, the story is captivating.
Furthermore, Sarah Polley (Sara Stanley of Avonlea) adapted the screenplay from the Margaret Atwood novel. What's even cooler is that Mag Ruffman (Olivia Dale of Avonlea and Anne of Green Gables) is in three episodes.
Where to Watch: Stream on Netflix. Buy on DVD.
10. Annie (1982)
Why Anne fans will love it: Why wouldn't you love another period drama about an orphan girl with red hair? It's fun and super entertaining, and the songs are fabulous.
Where to Watch: Stream on Peacock or on Watch TCM. Rent/buy on Digital or DVD.
11. Arthurian Period Dramas
Merlin. Photo: BBC
Why Anne fans will love them: Anne Shirley was fascinated by Arthurian chivalrous romance, particularly when she recites the beautiful Tennyson poem, "Lady of Shalott."
Like the Lady of Shalott, who watches Camelot and Lancelot from her mirror, you can too! There are so many adaptations to enjoy.
If you happen to be a Lancelot fan like me, I recommend Merlin (Santiago Cabrera is divine as Lancelot), First Knight, Camelot, King Arthur (Ioan Gruffudd makes this movie), and Excalibur. However, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Where to Watch: You can watch Merlin on Netflix, Roku, Tubi, Crackle, Pluto TV, Plex, and Prime Video. You can stream Excalibur on Plex. All of the titles should be available to rent/buy on Digital or DVD, including First Knight.
12. Avonlea (AKA Road to Avonlea) (1990-1996)
Why Anne fans will love it: Road to Avonlea is a sequel to Kevin Sullivan's Anne of Green Gables with a whole new cast inspired by L.M. Montgomery's The Story Girl.
Rachel Lynde and Marilla Cuthbert even join the show (with a memorable guest appearance from our beloved Gilbert).
RELATED: Kevin Sullivan Interview: Sullivan Talks the 30th Anniversary of 'Road to Avonlea'
But aside from the Anne connections, the Road to Avonlea cast of characters and stories are equally exceptional. Again, the spirit of L.M. Montgomery is alive here, and revisiting the series just makes you feel all gooey and warm inside.
Where to Watch: Rent or buy digitally to stream on the Gazebo TV app. Buy on DVD.
13. Back to Hannibal (1990)
Why Anne fans will love it: Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn are all grown up in this well-executed Disney sequel. Plus, Megan Follows plays an older Becky!
14. Ballet Shoes (2007)
Why Anne fans will love it: It's a charming story about three orphans who follow their dreams. A great choice to watch with the family.
Where to Watch: Stream on Peacock, Amazon's Freevee, Roku, Tubi, Plex, and Crackle. Rent/Buy on Digital or DVD.
15. Becoming Jane (2007)
Photo: Miramax
Why Anne fans will love it: A fictionalized biopic about Jane Austen, Anne fans will appreciate Jane's journey as a young female writer.
Plus, the romance is so swoony your hearts will surely melt. Guaranteed.
Where to Watch: Stream Becoming Jane on Paramount+. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
16. Belle (2013)
Photo: Fox Searchlight Pictures
Why Anne fans will love it: Belle is splendidly romantic. Once again, Belle tells the story of an orphan raised by her Uncle (instead of an Aunt this time around).
But there's a twist. It's the eighteenth century, and Belle is mixed race. Think Mansfield Park meets Amazing Grace.
Where to Watch: Stream on HBO Max. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
17. Berkeley Square (1998)
Why Anne fans will love it: Berkeley Square is for those interested in Anne's time as a teacher! The series follows three Edwardian nannies in upper-class homes.
18. By Way of the Stars (1992)
Why Anne fans will love it: This is another period drama miniseries from the Sullivan production company. Additionally, it stars Felicity (Gema Zamprogna) and Felix (Zachary Bennett) from Road to Avonlea.
19. Call the Midwife (2012-)
Why Anne fans will love it: The themes are more somber, but the characterization is equally compelling. I love the focus on female friendships.
Where to Watch: Stream Call the Midwife on Netflix or Hoopla. You can also stream new episodes on PBS Passport. The series is available to rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
20. Christy (1994)
Why Anne fans will love it: Christy goes into the When Calls the Heart optimistic/inspirational period fare genre, and nothing could be more fitting for us kindred spirits.
21. Cinderella (2015)
Why Anne fans will love it: Is anyone else obsessed with stories about mistreated orphans? Plus, there's a sweet romance in this Cinderella adaptation. Oh, and gorgeous costumes.
Where to Watch: You can rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
22. Courage Mountain (1990)
Why Anne fans will love it: Heidi grows up and falls in love in this wonderful family period drama sequel to the classic children's novel.
Where to Watch: Stream on Hoopla or Tubi. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
23. Cranford (2008) and Return to Cranford (2010)
Why Anne fans will love them: Cranford very much has that Avonlea small-town type vibe on the verge of change. Not to mention, the well-acted acted miniseries also explores the lives of older 'spinsters' like Marilla Cuthbert.
Where to Watch: Stream on BritBox or BritBox Amazon Channel. Buy on Digital or DVD.
24. Cross Creek (1983)
Why Anne fans will love it: This award-winning biopic follows the author of The Yearling. In the story, author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings loves Cross Creek (a place) just as Anne loves Green Gables.
Where to Watch: Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
25. Doctor Thorne (2016)
Photo: ITV
Why Anne fans will love it: From the creator of Downton Abbey, Doctor Thorne is a captivating adaptation of a Trollope novel about a girl with unknown parentage living with her Uncle. Of course, a beautiful star-crossed romance follows.
Where to Watch: Stream on Prime Video. Buy on Digital or DVD.
26. Downton Abbey (2010-2015; 2019; 2022)
Why Anne fans will love it: Now's the time to revisit Downton Abbey, with two movies now available as well.
And if you haven't seen it yet, you definitely should if you love the Edwardian Period, World War I romantic scenes, and several memorable love stories. Also, make sure to watch the new movie sequel!
Where to Watch: Stream the series on Prime Video, Peacock, PBS Passport, Britbox, and Roku. Buy on Digital and DVD.
27. Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993-1998)
Photo: CBS
Why Anne fans will love it: There are so many similar themes to Avonlea, I can't see Anne fans disliking Dr. Quinn.
Furthermore, there's an epic romance and rounded characters to fall in love with as well.
Where to Watch: Stream on Pluto TV and Freevee. Buy on Digital and DVD.
28. The Durrells in Corfu (2016-2019)
Why Anne fans will love it: I believe you'll love this British series for the humor and the interesting family dynamics.
Where to Watch: Stream on Prime Video, PBS Passport, and PBS Masterpiece Amazon Channel. Buy on Digital and DVD.
29. Emily of New Moon (1998-2000)
Why Anne fans will love it: I watched the first episode years ago and disliked this Montgomery adaptation. I wasn't sure the writers quite 'got' it with ghosts running around and too much melodrama.
However, years later, I went back. Sure, it's not perfect. But the show vastly improves from episode one, and I loved seeing scenes from the books. Plus, they gave us the ideal Perry!
Where to Watch: Stream on Hallmark Movies Now or HMN Amazon Channel. Buy on DVD.
30. The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain (1995)
Why Anne fans will love it: This is such an underrated film. It's funny and romantic, and you will fall in love with the townsfolk just like you did with Avonlea's townsfolk.
Where to Watch: Stream on Hoopla. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
31. Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998)
Photo: 20th Century Fox
Why Anne fans will love it: For the same reasons as for Cinderella above! Extra points for the brilliant evil stepmother characterization.
Where to Watch: Stream on STARZ. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
32. Far From the Madding Crowd (2015)
Why Anne fans will love it: Several period dramas focus on tortured romantic heroes, but in Far From the Madding Crowd, Gabriel Oak could give Gilbert a run for his money.
He's just so faithful, patient, and simply swoon-worthy! (At least in this particular adaptation of the classic novel.)
33. Finding Neverland (2004)
Photo: Walt Disney Pictures
Why Anne fans will love it: Author biopics are always fascinating. Finding Neverland captures the power of the imagination of J.M. Barrie.
Anne Shirley would have loved this well-written movie. It's seriously one of the best period dramas of all time.
Where to Watch: Stream on Showtime. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
34. A Good Woman (2004)
Photo: Lions Gate
Why Anne fans will love it: Aside from being a wonderfully underrated movie, A Good Woman also has intelligent dialogue that all Anne fans can appreciate.
Where to Watch: Stream on Hoopla, Roku, Freevee, Tubi, and Kanopy. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
35. Grand Hotel (2011-2013)
Photo: Sky
Why Anne fans will love it: If you can't get enough sweeping romances in your life, watch Grand Hotel, a Spanish Edwardian period drama, and enjoy your addicting binge-watch. You're welcome.
Where to Watch: Stream on Pantaya (Spanish only). Buy on DVD.
36. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (2018)
Why Anne fans will love it: How could you not fall in love with this unabashedly romantic period drama? While the book is equally amazing, you will also fall in love with this near-perfect film.
The old-fashioned feel of the movie, full of letter writing and a passion for books, is utterly charming. I'm in love, and all Gilbert fans should fall in love with Dawsey Adams too.
37. Hanako & Anne (2014)
Why Anne fans will love it: If you can find a copy with English subtitles, this Japanese period drama must be seen!
The story follows the true life of the woman who translated Anne of Green Gables and brought the novel to Japan.
Where to Watch: You might be able to find a DVD copy.
38. Heidi (1937)
Why Anne fans will love it: At some point in your life, all Anne fans need to watch a Shirley Temple movie! Heidi is one of her best about an orphan girl who softens the gruff heart of her grandfather.
39. Hidden Places (2006)
Photo: Hallmark Media
Why Anne fans will love it: Hidden Places is a wonderful period romance in the style of an old TV Disney movie. It went under the radar, but it is a sweet, wholesome movie everyone can enjoy.
Where to Watch: Buy on DVD.
40. The Importance of Being Earnest (2002)
Why Anne fans will love it: This hilarious Edwardian romantic comedy is here when you need something light, super funny, and just plain enjoyable.
41. Jane Austen Adaptations
Photo: Focus Features
Why Anne fans will love them: Since this isn't a Jane Austen list, I want to briefly mention that all Anne fans should devour Jane Austen adaptations.
From Colin Firth's iconic Pride and Prejudice to the adorable version of Northanger Abbey with a particularly perfect and flirty Mr. Tilney, there are endless movies to choose from and watch.
I suggest all die-hard romantics get on this ASAP if you haven't already.
Where to Watch: Go to our post listing every Jane Austen adaptation available to watch (and where to watch them).
42. Jane Eyre (2006)
Why Anne fans will love it: Well, L.M. Montgomery writes about Jane Eyre quite a bit in her journals. It's also clear to me that Emily of New Moon was heavily influenced by the famous Gothic novel.
If you're looking for another orphan period drama with an epic romance but with a darker tone, I highly suggest Jane Eyre. There are several adaptations to choose from to watch.
The 2006 adaptation is one of the best! I also highly recommend the 2011 film and 1983 adaptation starring Timothy Dalton.
Where to Watch: Stream on BritBox, BritBox Amazon Channel, Hulu, Crackle, and Pluto TV. Buy on Digital and DVD.
43. A Jewel in the Palace (2003)
Why Anne fans will love it: If you're looking for an international series, I recommend Jewel in the Palace, a Korean Drama about another fascinating orphan.
Where to Watch: Stream on Viki or buy on DVD.
44. The Journey of Natty Gann (1985)
Why Anne fans will love it: Does anyone else remember this Disney film about a brave teen girl during the Great Depression? For those who missed it, The Journey of Natty Gann is a terrific movie for the entire family.
Where to Watch: Disney+. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
45. Ladies in Lavender (2004)
Photo: Lakeshore International
Why Anne fans will love it: I love stories that explore the lives of older women. Plus, Judi Dench and Maggie Smith are always amazing together.
46. Lantern Hill (1989)
Why Anne fans will love it: Lantern Hill is a more obscure L.M. Montgomery adaptation, but it's also excellent. Kevin Sullivan also directs, and the film features two familiar faces: Sarah Polley and Colleen Dewhurst.
47. Lark Rise to Candleford (2008-2011)
Why Anne fans will love it: This small-town British period drama will make you feel just as good inside as when you watch Anne of Green Gables and Road to Avonlea.
There's romance, gossipy townsfolk, an aspiring protagonist writer, amusing characters, and a fabulous script. Don't skip this one!
Where to Watch: Stream on BritBox, BritBox Amazon Channel. Buy on Digital and DVD.
48. The Lightkeepers (2009)
Photo: New Films International/Image Entertainment
Why Anne fans will love it: I recently discovered this obscure little gem and thoroughly enjoyed every minute.
The Lightkeepers is a fabulous period piece full of romance, lighthouses, and three-dimensional characterization for characters over 50. The setting of Cape Cod also feels similar to Prince Edward Island.
Where to Watch: Stream on Freevee. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
49. Little House on the Prairie (1974-1983)
Photo: NBC
Why Anne fans will love it: There's a reason why this family period drama is still beloved by millions.
Where to Watch: Stream on Peacock and Freevee. Buy on Digital and DVD.
50. Little Men (1998-1999)
Photo: CTV
Why Anne fans will love it: Little Men has that wholesome Canadian period drama feel full of heart that feels like home.
Sure, this is nothing like Alcott's novels (though I love the elimination of Professor Behr), but the series is enjoyable nonetheless.
Where to Watch: Stream on Peacock, Prime Video, Roku, Pluto TV, and Vudu. Buy on Digital and DVD.
51. A Little Princess (1995)
Photo: Warner Bros
Why Anne fans will love it: A Little Princess is for anyone who never stopped believing in fairy tales! Anne Shirley herself would love this tale of a young girl overcoming every terrible obstacle with grace. This is a film for those who embrace the imagination.
As a bonus, this beautiful little film is also directed by Alfonso Cuarón, who directed Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. His directorial style is always unique, powerful, and creative.
Where to Watch: Stream on Netflix. Rent/Buy on Digital and DVD.
52. Little Women (1994)
Photo: Sony Pictures
Why Anne fans will love it: I'm a firm believer that anyone who loves Anne Shirley will also love Jo March. They're both fiery writers with fiery tempers we adore.
The 1994 adaptation is definitely the best. Sadly, Jo and Laurie don't get their Anne and Gilbert ending …Team Laurie or Team Jo March single!
(UPDATE: I also recommend the 2019 adaptation. It's brilliant.)
Where to Watch: Stream on Freevee and Tubi. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
Photo: PBS
Why Anne fans will love it: While the newest take on Alcott's classic isn't entirely authentic, the production from Call the Midwife's creator is well done. And Angela Lansbury is superb as Aunt March.
On another Anne note, I feel like the actor playing Laurie was influenced by Jonathan Crombie's Gilbert.
Where to Watch: Stream on PBS Passport, Prime Video, and PBS Masterpiece Amazon Channel. Buy on Digital and DVD.
54. Looking for Miracles (1989)
Why Anne fans will love it: Kevin Sullivan directed this family period drama about brothers. The movie also stars a young Zachary Bennett (Felix from Avonlea).
55. Love Comes Softly Movies (2013-2011)
Photo: Hallmark
Why Anne fans will love them: These movies like Anne of Green Gables are charming, feel-good period dramas that will melt your heart. There are 11 films in total.
Where to Watch: You can stream at least the first movie on Hoopla. Buy the entire collection on DVD.
56. Love on the Land (1999)
Why Anne fans will love it: It's a Sullivan production period drama full of romance and interesting characters. Expect to have some tissues on hand.
57. Pollyanna (2003)
Why Anne fans will love it: I recently discovered this ITV British adaptation and fell in love. The PERFECT movie for those of us seeking something similar to Anne of Green Gables.
Plus, extra points for casting Tom Ellis as Tim. Trust me; you'll love this one.
Where to Watch: Stream on PBS Masterpiece Amazon channel and Hoopla. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
58. Polly: Comin' Home (1990)
Why Anne fans will love it: This is an excellent adaptation of Pollyanna featuring a black cast. The famous story of the positive Polly, who goes to live with her Aunt, is worth watching if you like Anne of Green Gables.
This particular retelling of the novel is extra fabulous because there are Broadway-style songs! To top it all off, the always amazing Debbie Allen directs the movie.
59. The Magic of Ordinary Days (2005)
Why Anne fans will love it: It's a heartwarming period drama romance for those who like old-fashioned happily ever afters.
Where to Watch: Stream on Hallmark Movies Now, Hoopla, Pluto TV, and Plex. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
60. The Man From Snowy River (1982)
Why Anne fans will love it: This Australian film still holds up years later! A great choice if you're seeking a romantic period drama without explicit content.
61. Mansfield Park (1999)
Mansfield Park (1999). Photo: Miramax
Why Anne fans will love it: Okay, one more Jane Austen to mention, and then I'll stop because that's for a whole other list.
What I love about this Mansfield Park is that the screenwriter combined the novel and Jane Austen as a writer and then wrote this witty script. Mansfield Park also deals with more serious themes.
Still, I believe you'll appreciate this story of a young woman who must endure horrible treatment from her family just because she's poor.
These stories of young girls going to live with Aunts or unknown family members have always appealed ever since I first watched Anne of Green Gables. Perhaps you feel the same.
Where to Watch: Stream on Hoopla, Pluto TV. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
62. Mary Poppins Returns (2018)
Why Anne fans will love it: Okay, watch Mary Poppins first if you somehow haven't, and then watch this excellent new sequel.
It makes you believe in magic again and feel nostalgic for your childhood in the best possible way. I love those period films that just make you feel good inside.
Mary Poppins Returns is bound to put a smile on your face. The subtle romance between Emily Mortimer and Lin Manuel Miranda is as sweet as a spoonful of sugar.
Where to Watch: Stream on Disney+. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
63. Mercy Street (2016)
Why Anne fans will love it: Watch if you love period dramas about women making a difference.
Where to Watch: Stream on PBS Passport, PBS Masterpiece Amazon Channel, and Freevee. Buy on Digital and DVD.
64. Middlemarch (1994)
Why Anne fans will love it: This excellent British period drama is perfect for those seeking another miniseries about small-town life with memorable female characters.
Where to Watch: Stream on Britbox. Buy on DVD.
65. Miss Austen Regrets (2008)
Why Anne fans will love it: Miss Austen Regrets is an intelligent biopic about Jane Austen and her life as a 'spinster' writer and Aunt. It's simply wonderful.
Where to Watch: Stream on BritBox, BritBox Amazon channel, Plex, and Crackle. Buy on DVD.
66. Miss Potter (2006)
Photo: MGM/BBC Films
Why Anne fans will love it: Does anyone else adore almost all period dramas about aspiring female writers?
This biopic is top-notch, with a gorgeous (if super depressing) romance between Renee Zellweger and Ewan McGregor (fans of the underrated Down with Love rejoice!).
Where to Watch: Stream on Hoopla, Tubi, Kanopy, Pluto TV, and Plex. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
67. The New Adventures of Pippi Longstalking (1988)
Why Anne fans will love it: This is another film that is pure nostalgia for those of us who also remember watching this silly movie as a kid!
I remember loving this story about another fun redheaded girl. Whether or not the quality holds up years later as an adult, I have no idea…
Where to Watch: Stream on Tubi. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
68. The Paradise (2012)
Why Anne fans will love it: Similar to Anne of Green Gables, The Paradise focuses on depth and strong female characters.
Like Anne, Denise fights for her dreams no matter what obstacles stand in her way. The romance will also leave you swooning from beginning to end.
Where to Watch: Stream on Britbox. Buy on Digital and DVD.
69. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1938)
Why Anne fans will love it: Another children's classic adaptation that Anne of Green Gables' readers can appreciate.
70. Reign (2013-2017)
Photo: CW
Why Anne fans will love it: Megan Follows is a revelation as Anne Shirley. Similarly, she's a revelation as the conniving Catherine de Medici in Reign.
She makes this show. Just don't go in expecting a similar period drama to Anne of Green Gables. Reign is steamier on a PG-13 level.
It's also far from historically accurate. But as a historical fantasy, it is fun entertainment.
Where to Watch: Stream on Netflix with ads and the CW Seed. Buy on Digital and DVD.
71. A Room with a View (1985)
Why Anne fans will love it: While the first Anne of Green Gables series begins in the 1890s (the Sullivan adaptation, that is), it transitions into the Edwardian Era in the sequel.
A Room with A View captures this time period with elegance and exquisite romance. Plus, 1985 was a fantastic period drama year… Check it out.
Where to Watch: Stream on HBO Max and The Criterion Channel. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
72. Rose Hill (1997)
Why Anne fans will love it: Watch a young Jennifer Garner in this wholesome family movie. It's similar to other period Hallmark Hall of Fame movies.
Where to Watch: Stream on Hallmark Movies Now, Plex, and Pluto TV. You can also buy it on DVD.
73. The Ruby Ring (1997)
Why Anne fans will love it: The old-fashioned historical setting with a side of romance is enjoyable to watch as a family. This time travel movie is fun in the best possible way. Sure, it's cheesy, but who cares?
Where to Watch: Stream on Hoopla, Vudu, Tubi, Pluto TV, Roku, Crackle, and Plex.
74. Sarah, Plain And Tall (1991)
Why Anne fans will love it: Glenn Close and Christopher Walken star in this fabulous story for the whole family. Their chemistry is authentic, and the film's style compares to the essence of a good L.M. Montgomery story.
75. The Secret Garden (1993)
Why Anne fans will love it: If you love classic children's novels' adaptations, you can't go wrong with The Secret Garden.
This version is my particular favorite, but there are other fantastic interpretations of the book as well. (A new adaptation just premiered in August 2020 starring Colin Firth!)
Where to Watch: Stream on HBO MAX. Rent/buy on DVD.
76. Sweet Land (2005)
Why Anne fans will love it: I think sweet in the title says all. Sweet Land is a sweet romance in the best possible way. Anyone who fell in love with Anne and Gil will fall in love with Inge and Olaf.
Where to Watch: Stream on Pluto TV, Tubi. Rent/buy on Digital and DVD.
77. Tea with Mussolini (1999)
Photo: United International Pictures
Why Anne fans will love it: One of Anne's highlights was all the incredible female friendships and fascinating conversations between women. Tea with Mussolini has that in spades. Plus, the cast includes some of the best!
78. Under the Piano (1996)
Why Anne fans will love it: Kevin Sullivan produces Megan Follows in another lovely period drama.
79. Victoria (2016-)
Photo: ITV/PBS
Why Anne fans will love it: For anyone who dreamed of puffed sleeves, Victoria is a fabulous romantic period drama series that may or may not become your new obsession.
80. The Waltons (1971)
Why Anne fans will love it: This still hugely popular show is still beloved for a reason. For sure, The Waltons compares to a Sullivan Production movie or show.
81. When Calls the Heart: The Movie (2013)
Why Anne fans will love it: It just has the lovely old-fashioned romance we Anne and Gilbert fans can appreciate.
Where to Watch: Stream on Hallmark Movies Now. Buy on DVD.
82. When Calls the Heart TV Series (2014)
Photo: Hallmark/Crown Media Press
Why Anne fans will love it: The tone of the series is influenced by Road to Avonlea. It's not as good (what is?), but it's super romantic and enjoyable to watch as a family.
Hearties are loyal to the show for a good reason (even through the hard times).
Where to Watch: Stream on Hallmark Movies Now and Peacock (the latest three seasons). Buy on Digital and DVD.
83. Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken (1991)
Why Anne fans will love it: Chances are if you watched Anne of Green Gables or Road to Avonlea, you also watched Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken (mainly if you had the Disney Channel).
It's an excellent family film with a lovely romance.
84. Wind At My Back (1996)
Why Anne fans will love it: Wind at my Back is another TV Series from Kevin Sullivan, and Anne fans will appreciate the high-quality family entertainment. Once again, the characterization is fantastic.
85. Wives and Daughters (1999)
Why Anne fans will love it: If you love classic adaptation miniseries with top-notch acting and writing, Wives and Daughters should be at the top of your list. I think Anne fans will appreciate the love story too.
What's your favorite adaptation of Anne of Green Gables? Do you have a period drama to recommend to fellow kindred spirits? Sound off below…
Top Photo Credits: Anne of Avonlea and Road to Avonlea (Sullivan Entertainment), The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (Netflix/Studio Canal), and Little Women (Columbia Pictures)
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11 thoughts on "85 Period Dramas to Watch If You Love Anne of Green Gables"
I just love "The Dwelling Place" by Catherine Cookson, that girl has more spunk and hard drive than I've come across in any other book of this genre. Cissie is the heroine, starts out at 15 years of age with many younger siblings who is determined to keep them all out of a work farm when her parents die of a plague. Set in the mid 1880's in Ireland or England-not sure. So heartbreaking for her, so many evils she had to overcome as well as abuse. She was never bitter or cried "why me?", she was always loving, forgiving and strong through it all. It is also a story of redemption. Fascinating book and movie. Book on Amazon, movie too, it just isn't made for usa dvd's-european instead. Catherine Cookson has many good novels of strong women of admirable character.
This is excellent. Is there any way I can share it on my Facebook page?
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First of all, thanks so much for creating this list – I'm bookmarking it 🙂
The best adaptation of Anne of Green Gables I've ever seen has to be the 1979 Anime, Akage No Ann. You can view the entire series with English subtitles here:
It is WONDERFUL. It is exactly like the book (so much so, that many of the episodes are named after the book chapters). Even if you are not into anime, I guarantee you will love it – the animation and music are beautiful, and the voice actors are just fantastic. I like this even better than the Sullivan productions (yes, it's that good). I can't recommend this enough.
Great list including one for my favourites – Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken!
However, The Buccaneers (1995) about four American women travelling to Victorian London to secure aristocratic husbands should definitely be on this list. The cast is all excellent and the settings are sumptuous. An underrated delight.
The Buccaneers is a good recommendation! There are just so many good ones to choose from. 🙂
Elizabeth Gaskills' North and South is Ah-mazing! Under the Greenwood Tree is sweet.
Would like to request that you add "The Campbells" to your list. It's the story of a widower Scottish doctor who leaves Scotland for Canada with his two sons and daughter in the 1830s. A Scottish-Canadian series (1986-1990) — it ran for 4 seasons. Cedric Smith, who you may recognize from his roles as "Reverend Allen" in the 1985 adaptation of "Anne of Green Gables" and as "Alec King" in the series "Road To Avonlea," portrays "Captain Sims." Although available on DVD, the box set I purchased has serious playback issues which may or may not have been resolved.
Interesting! I haven't heard of this show. I'll consider it in the future. Thanks for the recommendation. 🙂
Please also add the 1986/87 adaptation of "A Little Princess" starring Amelia Shankley as "Sarah Crewe." It is (in my opinion) the most faithful adaptation of the book. There is a DVD version as well as a VHS one. Both apparently have some scenes cut, but viewers can watch an amalgamated compilation on YT. I love it and watch it at least once a month!
We will definitely consider adding it in a future update. We've included the movie in other lists. 🙂
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As many of you are no doubt aware, A Monster Calls is a book that deals with loss, death, letting go and saying goodbye. We meet our main character Conor, a young thirteen year old, whose mother is battling an aggressive form of cancer. On an evening just like any other, Conor is visited by a monster. A wild and terrifying monster who wants something from Conor: the truth. A truth that Conor does not want to face. In fact, Conor would rather face the monster's wrath than face up to this truth. So, the monster makes a deal with Conor - it will visit Conor again and tell him three stories. Once the stories are done, the monster will require the truth from Conor. Or else.
The emotional punch that this book packs is actually staggering. Within a short 215 pages, it takes us on a whirlwind of feelings: curiosity, amazement, wonder, fear, dread...and inevitably, sadness and pain. I felt myself tense at the unavoidable outcome at about 50 pages in, and the tension only continued to build, amidst my growing sadness and the tears splattering it's pages at various intervals. Conor doesn't want to face the possibility of losing his mother, but despite his denial, he still goes through the many stages of grief in loss in a poignant and thoroughly relatable way. I found myself hoping blindly along with him, despite the fact that I knew how the story had to end.
A Monster Calls is achingly beautiful in the way it's written, with stirring prose that hits you right in the feels. It's filled with gorgeous and haunting illustrations throughout that really set the tone perfectly. This was my first read by Patrick Ness, but it certainly won't be the last. The fact that he wrote this based on an idea by the late Siobhan Dowd - who tragically succumbed to cancer herself before completing this book - says a lot about Ness' ability as a writer in my mind.
I am beyond grateful to have finally read this little gem of a book that will surely stay with me for years to come. Though the characters are dealing with cancer specifically, A Monster Calls deals with loss in a universal sense, and the underlying themes of love and acceptance make this a book I feel that everyone should read. My heart may never recover - and I'm ok with that.
I can completely understand that^^ I don't tend to read books like this either for that very reason. I have to be in just the right mood before I start :) Thanks for stopping by!
It is awesome this book was able to tell such an emotionally powerful story in such few pages when there are books three times that size that can't do that. I've always wanted to give this one a try, I'll definitely have to fit it in sometime this year, I'm glad you liked it!
What a lovely review! I have a feeling that this book is going to make me angry/weepy, but I really want to read it more than ever. I loved Ness' Chaos Walking series, and I have a feeling this will be even better.
I still haven't read any of Ness' books, but I know Aylee is a huge fan and convinced me to add his books to my wishlist. Since this one isn't that long, I'm going to see if I can squish it in within the next few weeks; I'll have to be in the right frame of mind though because it sounds pretty sad.
Yup! I remember Aylee raving about his writing too! She's the one who brought him to my attention :) I liked that this one was pretty short too but it definitely packed one serious emotional punch. I hope you find time for it soon and that you'll enjoy it as well!
<3<3 This makes me - happy? - to read your review - I think? I mean, of course this book destroyed me too, but like you I was okay with that because of the profound effect it had on me, so I'm happy you felt the same. Though it's generally not my goal in life to make my friends cry with the books I give them, heh. I'm glad that you've now had a taste of what Patrick Ness has to offer and will be reading more from him! In the meantime, we have the movie adaptation of this to look forward to... not sure how I feel about that, so I'm withholding my judgment until I see it. It COULD potentially be amazing, we'll see. Anyways, perfect review - I loved reading your thoughts here.


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FeRFA > Members' News > Instarmac's Technical Manager celebrates 25-year service award
Instarmac's Technical Manager celebrates 25-year service award
Celebrations are aplenty at Instarmac as Technical Manager, Sham Ali, celebrates 25 years' service.
Sham Ali joined Instarmac on the 1st April 1996 as R & D Technologist. Within 6 months of his employment, Sham formulated and brought to market five new products – a huge achievement that helped lay the foundations for Instarmac to become the respected and trusted company it is today.
After being promoted to Technical Manager in 1997, Sham's next focus was to expand the Instarmac portfolio to include tile adhesives, grouts and floor levellers – products which would go on to make up the UltraTileFix and UltraFloor brands.
As well as pioneering many game-changing products, Sham has played a critical role in obtaining independent and third party approval for a number of UltraCrete's products and systems. Sham has worked closely with the British Board of Agrément for 20 years and helped UltraCrete gain its first approval in 2001 for their world-renowned Instant Road Repair. Other approvals followed including UltraCrete's Manhole Reinstatement System in 2005, Permanent Pothole Repair in 2011 and Instaband ECO in 2012.
What's more, Sham assisted with the specification, design and installation of the state-of-the-art laboratory equipment at both Instarmac's Kingsbury Link and Dordon sites.
It's not just R&D that has benefitted from Sham's experience and spectacular knowledge. Sham assists with technical site visits and provides telephone support for any customer that needs it. He has visited licensees in both Malaysia and Canada to commission their manufacturing plant for the production of Instant Road Repair and sits on a number of industry committees.
"I am honoured to work with a number of industry committees including FeRFA, CFA, RSTA, TTA, the Stone Federation and BSI. Working in partnership with such bodies helps us to fully understand the needs of the industry and allows us to develop standards to drive change and raise standards across the industry as a whole".
When looking back over his career at Instarmac and his proudest achievement to date, Sham commented: "I have been lucky to enough to work on some fantastic projects – including the refurbishment of the bridge decks at Spaghetti Junction in Birmingham – but I would have to say my proudest achievement so far is the development of Envirobed HA104®.
"When we launched this product there was nothing else like it in the industry. It was a completely unique product. We achieved something really special with Envirobed HA104®. It elevated our product offering and the reputation of Instarmac. A really proud moment for me."
During his time at Instarmac, Sham has formulated, developed and enhanced many of today's much-loved highway, paving, tiling and flooring products. Sham is a crucial member of the Technical team and pillar of support for the business as a whole. Congratulations Sham on this fantastic long-service award.
To contact Instarmac please email enquiries@instarmac.co.uk or call +44 (0) 1827 254402.


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When I use this watch function, it only displays the value once on load, I want to see it everytime it changes in my console. How can I do this?
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So when item.circle.center.lat() and lng changes, I want to console log it, not every item.
Whenever I update any item now, nothing logs.

A: By default in Vue objects (which include arrays) only trigger the watch when created or replaced. In order to watch for mutations of arrays/objects you need to include the deep option (deep: true).
You'll need to slightly modify your watch so you can pass in the deep option - I believe it will end up looking like this:
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Sources:
Vue 3 docs about using deep
Vue 3 docs about using watch
Vue 3 Using Deep with watch() & Composition API

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Councilman Wesson Wins 4th Term
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Published on Wednesday, 04 March 2015 15:43
Written by Dianne Lawrence
Herb Wesson Jr. Prevails
in his bid to be re-elected as Councilman for CD10.
Votes and expenditures have been updated since original article.
As expected Councilman Wesson pulled well ahead of challenger Grace Yoo but was it as big an endorsement by the voters as Team Wesson had hoped for?
Candidate Herb Wesson Jr. spent $416,761.12 to Grace Yoo's $81,068.25. That money generated 8,889 votes for Herb and 4,174 votes for Grace. Compared to his numbers to the last election he lost votes [info corrected Mar. 30] while Grace, as a first time candidate facing a powerful incumbent, with a fraction of his funding - totalled nearly half of Herbs votes. Not good enough but...not bad.
One can hope that Councilman Wesson will pay attention to these numbers and address why he didn't get more votes and why Grace got as many as she did.
Another 5 1/2 Years
Councilmembers are termed out after three terms or 12 years but because he came to our community half way through the first term of Ludlow's representation, Councilman Wesson was given a fourth term (this election). The Charter Amendment which will place all the voting cycles on the same date, also passed giving Councilman Wesson another 5 1/2 years in our district (instead of the usual four). At the end of his term he will have spent a whopping 15 1/2 years in our district.
Will he dig in and get involved with our small businesses, homeless issues, development along our corridors, senior citizen services, infrastructure or will he be spending his time in the power corridors of City Hall getting ready to become County Supervisor when Mark Ridley-Thomas terms out? If he loses that election....he will have to get a job in the private sector after a very long time in government so it's safe to assume he will be doing what needs to be done to ensure he doesn't lose. Hopefully taking care of CD10 will be part of that plan.
Whatever he does, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly...The Neighborhood News will be there to report back to you.
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There's a new cool attraction at the DoubleTree Fallsview Resort & Spa by Hilton - Niagara Falls! It's called a human sundial. A Human Sundial or Sunclock, an interactive horizontal sundial that uses a person's own shadow to tell the time. It contains a Date Scale, where one stands, and a series of Hour Points which are positioned along an ellipse. Human Sundials are the true local clock time, not the 'sun time' shown by regular sundials, which require confusing adjustments in order to know the real time and adjusts to the Spring and Autumn time changes.


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Pilu of the Woods (Paperback)
By Mai K. Nguyen
Oni Press, 9781620105634, 160pp.
"Pilu of the Woods is a heartwarming tale full of natural wonder, with wise and lovely messages about coping with grief, facing your feelings, and learning to forgive yourself." - KATIE O'NEILL (Eisner Award-winning author of The Tea Dragon Society)
For fans of Hilda and the Troll comes PILU OF THE WOODS, a heartwarming and bittersweet story of friendship, loss, exploring complex emotions and finding your way home from debut creator Mai K. Nguyen.
Willow loves the woods near her house. They're calm and quiet, so different from her own turbulent emotions, which she keeps locked away. When her emotions get the better of her one day, she decides to run away into the woods. There, she meets Pilu, a lost tree spirit who can't find her way back home—which turns out to be the magnolia grove Willow's mom used to take her to. Willow offers to help Pilu, and the two quickly become friends.
But the journey is long, and Pilu isn't sure she's ready to return home yet—which infuriates Willow, who's determined to make up for her own mistakes by getting Pilu back safely. As a storm rages and Willow's emotions bubble to the surface, they suddenly take on a physical form, putting both girls in danger… and forcing Willow to confront her inner feelings once and for all.
BONUS CONTENT: This edition includes blank journal pages in the back to encourage readers to keep their own notes about nature and their feelings.
Mai K. Nguyen is a comics maker, illustrator, and ice-cream enthusiast living in Northern California. She has previously self-published two short stories, Coral and the King and Little Ghost. When she's not doodling, she's hustling as a visual designer in San Francisco, watching too many true-crime documentaries, or dreaming about all the other comics she wants to make. Not unlike Willow, she loves feeling small amongst redwood trees and inhaling the salty-grassy smell of coastal bluffs.
Praise For Pilu of the Woods…
"A lovely graphic novel focusing on confronting our inner feelings and how we express them."
— Kirkus
In PILU OF THE WOODS, Mai K. Nguyen's stunning visuals bring an emotional narrative to life. Pick it up for the beauty, stay for the feels!
— Gloria Chao, author of AMERICAN PANDA
"A heartwarming and beautifully executed parallel between the natural cycles of nature and the emotional journey of navigating friend and family relationships, Pilu of the Woods feels very special."
— Natalie Riess, author of SPACE BATTLE LUNCHTIME
"An incredible and imaginative story of life and loss. Readers will miss Pilu when the story ends, but she will resonate long after."
— Erin Entrada Kelly, Newbery award-winning author of Hello, Universe
Rendered in evocative lines and expressive lettering, Pilu of the Woods is a delight! Nguyen's debut is a touching tale of lingering grief and the healing powers of friendship, family, and one enchanting forest.
— Melanie Crowder, award-winning author of A Nearer Moon
"In Pilu of the Woods, Nguyen has crafted a sweet, gentle, beautifully-illustrated fable about childhood loss, and the friends who help us find ways to grow, even through the hardest times."
— Melanie Gillman (Steven Universe)


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