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call the midwife rewatch » 1x01
Did you find it hard, when you first came here? I thought I deserved all manner of medals! Up all night. Cycling for miles. A wall of wimples at every single meal time. And then one day I realized, I didn't deserve any medals at all. The mothers are the brave ones. Baby after baby, in abominable conditions, and they keep on going. They're the heroines. I'm just here to help.
every episode of call the midwife → 2x01 ↳ My mum says to me, ‘Mol, you shouldn’t romanticise. You shouldn’t always go seeing the beauty where there ain’t none.’ But if I didn’t, then what would there be to see?
call the midwife || christmas special (2017) ↳ year by year by year, we share the season and move on. there will always be another christmas, and all will be well. all will be well.
call the midwife rewatch » 1x03
If you open yourself to love, it follows you open yourself to heartache. You'll know the secret of life, my dear, when you know how to love.
call the midwife rewatch » 1x02
You made her feel safe. It's the mark of a good nurse. A midwife, too. Everything else is just mechanics.
call the midwife || episode eight (6x08) ↳ at times, the present seems most perfect when its seeds lie in the past. at others, life is rendered flawless when we look towards the future.
call the midwife || episode seven (6x07) ↳ thalidomide parents had no expectations, but they fought for justice for more than fifty years. that fight remains ongoing, distinguished by its dignity. fueled by anger and by love. because children must be loved. there is no rule of life so simple or so true.
every episode of call the midwife → 1x02 ↳ I used to think that night was a time for women. All day, the docks were raucous with the lives of men. Lightermen and stevedores, dockers and pilots, the sailors and the drivers of the trains. In the smallest hours, only the river's voice was heard. Only women were awake.
