Nine years ago, I was working on the movie, Where’d You Go, Bernadette, with Cate Blanchett. Nine years after a grief-driven trip to Oregon, I return to the same place and see it differently, how travel can shift what feels unbearable.
Beautiful insights to where you were at time, what moved you through that time of grief, and where you are now and where you were then, in reflection of that time. What you shared can be applied to so many people who experience fragments of their lives, during their present time of grief, and how TIME takes them through the process, however it translates, however long it takes, to come to a place of healing, change, and growth!
I think that’s exactly it—when you’re in it, everything feels fragmented and impossible to make sense of. And then time doesn’t fix it, but it gives you enough space to start seeing it differently.
Beautiful insights to where you were at time, what moved you through that time of grief, and where you are now and where you were then, in reflection of that time. What you shared can be applied to so many people who experience fragments of their lives, during their present time of grief, and how TIME takes them through the process, however it translates, however long it takes, to come to a place of healing, change, and growth!
Thank you.
I think that’s exactly it—when you’re in it, everything feels fragmented and impossible to make sense of. And then time doesn’t fix it, but it gives you enough space to start seeing it differently.
I’m really glad that came through.