As far back as I can remember Errol Flynn has fascinated me, as a small child he was the
hero who had me rivetted to the screen.then one day I happened upon a book
called “My Wicked wicked ways” the first time I read it I was thirteen I've read it twice since and each time I take away something different from it .
In my humble opinion he was a man whose feelings about things ran a lot deeper than the world at large would suspect, and all his life he only ever wanted to impress and earn the respect of his father.
I think a lot of the time he was misunderstood which brings me to the question mark symbol he had on suits and a flag on his yacht, may have been saying “why me” Finally the magic that is Flynn stems I think from a persona that didn't take himself to seriously and blessed with a unique talent to make us believe that heroes really do exist
— daringthorpe
Anonymous
April 17, 2010 at 10:15 pm
Hi Daringthorpe;
You observations are profound and fully in accord of my empathy on this subject – very well analyzed!
I look forward and would hope you will be more often contributing to the blog.
Take care – your friend Bariebel.
Anonymous
April 18, 2010 at 3:32 pm
Thanks Tina,
you and me both seem to be on the same wavelength when it comes to our man Flynn,how did you get on
in the competition you entered?
Anonymous
April 20, 2010 at 10:20 pm
Hi Lesley;
We are most certainly on the same wavelength when it comes to our lovely man!
I noticed that you are not an author of this blog, you are most certainly the person who belongs here on this fabulous blog Please send David DeWitt an e-mail and he will explain it all to you. We need you!
In regards to the competition I did not win, but I had the highest rating and the most views. Rating 20 and 395 views in 10 days, but it must have had a criterion of which I was not aware. Better luck next time.
All the best to you and please become a blog author you would fit in so well!