I want to visit St. Mary's Mead for a while, maybe even more.
I would like to be one of the villagers who assist Miss Marple, in some very minor way. I'd like to meet her for tea and scones, learning of details following the librarian's sudden death. I want to know about the frog leaping from the grandfather's clock and scaring the teacher; thus, Miss Marple knows the answer to a mystery where the frog has some meaning.
She passed away a few days ago, age 82
She was feisty.
Dame Margaret Rutherford
She is so good. Worth watching
As none of my dreams will come true, I watch an episode (excellent, too hard to choose). Go to
List of Joan Hickson's movies . I will be sitting right next to you with a cup of Earl Grey and a scone.
This was from 2021, I think.
I haven't watched any of them but much prefer the books with Miss Marple to those with Hercule Poirot.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen many of them and like EC much prefer Miss Marple to Hercule Poirot. I wouldn't mind a visit to St Mary Mead myself, for a cup of tea and a plate of scones and a chat with Miss Marple.
ReplyDeleteSame for me!
DeleteIt would have been a pleasure to meet Ms. Rutherford. Come to think of it I lived in Rutherfordton, NC...... Now I wonder.... ;-)
ReplyDeleteHmm. The hours of time with Agatha.
DeleteI adore Miss Marple. I'd love to live or visit St. Mary's Mead, too. (But not if I had enemies -- people DO have a way of getting knocked off!)
ReplyDeleteThe deaths. Awesome gardens, YES, Yes. People drop like fires. Can't be helped.
ReplyDeleteThe Miss Marples character has always been lots of fun...harmless, interesting, clever and fun. :)
ReplyDeleteShe is always knitting.
DeleteThere are many characters in books i think it would be fascinating to meet in person.
ReplyDeleteTea shoppes, with covers and the community together? Oh, yes,
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