To My Family …
Mike I love you so very much. You are a man of character, a husband I adore, incredible dad, and wonderfully tender “Papa.” I can never thank you enough for all the decisions you have made to benefit our family.
Mike I love you so very much. You are a man of character, a husband I adore, incredible dad, and wonderfully tender “Papa.” I can never thank you enough for all the decisions you have made to benefit our family.
Saving Mr. Banks is ”inspired by the extraordinary, untold backstory of how Disney’s classic ‘Mary Poppins’ made it to the screen.” Tom Hanks portrays the iconic Walt Disney. Emma Thompson takes on the role of P.T. Travers, author of the beloved classic. After going to the movie with friends, I quickly jotted down 5 Things Life Group Leaders can Learn from Saving Mr. Banks: 1. THERE IS ALWAYS A BACK STORY Mrs. P.L. Travers had a personal story that permeated her life. Not only did her personal history affect the way she wrote Mary Poppins, it affected the way she responded to everyone and everything in her life. Travers had a unique – and somewhat abrasive personality. Anyone like that in your group? No names, please.