That is relieving to know that I am not the only one who feels that it is ok not to want what majority of people want. Liz, you are great! Thank you for being such an inspiration.
It was a Really buoying experience to take~in the "EatPrayLove" movie this evening. Following up tonight, with this very revealing & soul~searching radio interview... which depicts and portrays Ms. Elizabeth Gilbert as a very astute, disarmingly candid & humble, wise well beyond her young years student of the pretty much infinite facets of human life. I am edified, entertained, and moved.
I like the calmness she has about her. I think when it comes to marriage that a couple has to have the same values and communicate often about what they want and don't want from each other as well as with children. I like her clearness in explinations. She is enjoyable to listen too.
Besides, "The Signature of All Things" is a masterpiece. I am not a fiction fan at all. Your writing is so delightful and mentally entertaining. For me, you are THE WRITER.
I love that, 'he's american so he doesn't have to be on tv to know he exists'. A very calm, intelligent and inspiring woman, I wish I could face my own heartache in this way
I have never seen a bad interview on this show. He's a genius and has great staff. While I listened to her speak I never got the common feeling of "Oh, this is an author on a book tour, answering the same 20 questions she's been asked in 38 cities. Both of these people understand the art of the interview. Bravo!
Hi everyone, Eat, Pray, Love fans - this event is not to be missed!! Elizabeth Gilbert will be giving a talk about her life and writing at Cadogan Hall, London on 15th September. Check out our website Intelligence Squared for info and tickets. For those not in the country you can stream the event online
I totally agree that marriage benefits men more than women; if I woud ever to marry again it will have to be this amazing spiritual men. Felt very much in disadvantage while I was married.
I can understand why many think the book was grandiose. Most women (and men) post divorce get a second job. Not an extravagant worldwide venture, camouflaged as a "vision quest" of sorts to find oneself. That kind of being lost is awfully inconvenient to the average person.
she's much more intelligent than i thought. i have a very firm stance against "eat pray love" because it showcases her blatant path to easing her white middle class guilt. but i am interested in reading her new book. she makes some interesting points about marriage.
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Her English is absolutely amazing. The way she expresses herself is so crispy clean!
That is relieving to know that I am not the only one who feels that it is ok not to want what majority of people want. Liz, you are great! Thank you for being such an inspiration.
It was a Really buoying experience to take~in the "EatPrayLove" movie this evening. Following up tonight, with this very revealing & soul~searching radio interview... which depicts and portrays Ms. Elizabeth Gilbert as a very astute, disarmingly candid & humble, wise well beyond her young years student of the pretty much infinite facets of human life. I am edified, entertained, and moved.
I like the calmness she has about her. I think when it comes to marriage that a couple has to have the same values and communicate often about what they want and don't want from each other as well as with children.
I like her clearness in explinations. She is enjoyable to listen too.
Besides, "The Signature of All Things" is a masterpiece. I am not a fiction fan at all. Your writing is so delightful and mentally entertaining. For me, you are THE WRITER.
I love that, 'he's american so he doesn't have to be on tv to know he exists'. A very calm, intelligent and inspiring woman, I wish I could face my own heartache in this way
She is absolutely inspiring! But the interviewer's eyes are so amazing.
I have never seen a bad interview on this show. He's a genius and has great staff.
While I listened to her speak I never got the common feeling of "Oh, this is an author on a book tour, answering the same 20 questions she's been asked in 38 cities.
Both of these people understand the art of the interview. Bravo!
Hi everyone, Eat, Pray, Love fans - this event is not to be missed!! Elizabeth Gilbert will be giving a talk about her life and writing at Cadogan Hall, London on 15th September. Check out our website Intelligence Squared for info and tickets. For those not in the country you can stream the event online
I totally agree that marriage benefits men more than women; if I woud ever to marry again it will have to be this amazing spiritual men. Felt very much in disadvantage while I was married.
Wow Liz....such an inspiring woman
I have seen the movie and I have bought the DVD "Eat Pray Love" I have also read the book
P.S. Movies Cannot Show Everything!!
I always enjoy these interviews, Qtv rocks!
I can understand why many think the book was grandiose. Most women (and men) post divorce get a second job. Not an extravagant worldwide venture, camouflaged as a "vision quest" of sorts to find oneself. That kind of being lost is awfully inconvenient to the average person.
I'm very happy to read this appreciative comment ^_^
wow,i think i have a new hero. she pretty much summed up how i feel about marriage and children.but in an intelligent manner.
i fuckin love this woman! they should make action figures
She reminds me of Helen Hunt
she's much more intelligent than i thought. i have a very firm stance against "eat pray love" because it showcases her blatant path to easing her white middle class guilt. but i am interested in reading her new book. she makes some interesting points about marriage.
@86paulag - wan't that 'he's NOT American, so he doesn't have to be on TV to know that he exits'?
She's so deep😍
Someone had a mid life crisis, wrote a book and made a lot of money...this is new an original!
I'm disappointing Jian, the masses are asses.
You Must be UnHappily Married!!! But, Won't Admit That To Yourself!!!
I love being Married
@mslit204 which white middle class guilt would that be?
Ah, but is love really 'mere romantic affection'?
@ActaNonVerba71 Would you like a nice cup of calming herbal tea?
she's foxy
@ActaNonVerba71 Recte locutus es, Acta, recte locutus es! Elizabeth Gilbert is a 1970s holdover in the worst possbile way.
Awful selfish woman.