Six years of Downton Abbey. A two hour finale. I am so excited for this last segment but so sad to see the end of this wonderful series. What will I do with my Sunday evenings? Where will I get my next fix on a period piece?
I have loved peeking into the lives of the upper crust English aristocrats and the still formal lives of the downstairs staff. It has been delightful and moving. Dramatic and humorous. I will miss tea time and formal dinners. I will miss everything about this series. Farewell Downton Abbey.
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I hear so many people talking about this show. One of these days I really need to check it out.
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I am not a TV person but understand when something that you get so used to and and have been a part of your routine is about to end or has ended. Maybe a new TV series is coming your way?
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I have allowed this guilty pleasure so well-written and with such rich characters and settings. Much like reading a well-written book. I
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Why not? Doing something you enjoy makes that time spent so worthwhile.
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Never watched but I know that feeling where a series becomes like part of the family, a relative who you will miss when they return to their far away home…thank God for On Demand so you can invite them back for tea at your leisure!
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I must check out this series. My mother is hooked and my timeline is flooded with your post’s sentiments–Downton Abby must be amazing. Thank you for the peak into what makes it special for you.
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I was unable to catch all of the segments during this final season, but I too am disappointed about the the end. I hope that I will be able to watch this season and savor it all. Viewing it is an bit of an addiction…an escape. I hope that you enjoyed.
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It really is so sad to say good-bye to characters we have grown to know. The same thing happens when I read a book I love!
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Still mourning!!!!
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