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5 months, 3 weeks ago

waffles in the sun after a long, dark winter

It is summer of the year I have spent at home in Oslo.

I am sitting on a bench outside my house eating homemade waflles with jam, forgetting that I want to lose weight. The heat is buzzing in my head.

In Los Angeles no one would understand what it is like to have a feast of waffles in the sun…

—p.100 Changing by Liv Ullmann
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the audience will sympathize with you anyway

I remember the opening scene of The Chalk Circle. At the first reading I thought I was to play a woman in a heroic situation. Her name was Grusha.

Revolution had come to the village where she lived in poverty. Everyone had fled the murder and fire that followed in the wake of war. While she hers…

—p.96 by Liv Ullmann
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I can never be so young again with anyone else

I was dependent, and happy that he was the stronger and wished to look after me.

Sometimes we could feel a sudden hatred of the other, because one had run into a limitation that could not be defined. We believed in a future together, yet our dreams were different.

Our marriage lasted five yea…

—p.89 by Liv Ullmann
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bicycling or walking long distances to see a play

There is the anticipation of coming to a new place every day, meeting a new audience each evening. Communicating with people who are not accustomed to the theatre. Acting for men and women who still consider it worthwhile bicycling or walking long distances to see a play. An audience packed into a …

—p.76 by Liv Ullmann
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one carries one’s fate within oneself advice/living

It never occurred to me that there must have been a number of losers that day. Future colleagues whom I would meet a long time later in a tour bus. That we would lightly trade back and forth the young people we once were, with laughter and distance.

Then I only had Grandma. By morning I was with…

—p.74 by Liv Ullmann