Manuscript of “The Diary”
I’ve been quieter than usual lately because I’m not feeling well. Don’t worry though, because I’m getting slightly better. 🙂 Besides, a message from Antlay actually cheered me up! She got the first chapter...
Tagged: Candy Candy Final Story
Invisible threads, again!
I haven’t heard of this quote before until just recently: “Invisible Threads are the Strongest Ties”, a quote by the famous philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900). I read that he had meant that threads of love and...
Wildflowers on the way to Lakewood
According to Candy’s last letter to Albert In the epilogue of Candy Candy Final Story (CCFS), Albert took Candy to Lakewood for a day trip (considering that he had to pick her up from Pony’s Home and then...
A generous present
Remember Judy Abbott and Master Jervie from “Daddy-Long-Legs” by Jean Webster? Judy grew up in an orphanage just like Candy, and it was called John Grier Home. Unlike Pony’s Home though, John Grier Home...
Warning to repudiate his son
The day after posting about the unlikelihood of Terry inheriting his birth father’s property in Love Triangle (Part 5), I double checked the manga and found some evidence to support my arguments. First, Terry’s father, the...
Love Triangle (Part 5)
Those who are familiar with Candy Candy Final Story (CCFS) know that Candy was in her thirties, living somewhere across the Atlantic Ocean with her husband, likely somewhere in England. Since Mizuki deliberately avoided Candy’s...
Love grew into romance (Part 3)
I found the following quotes. Do you agree? Every girl has her best friend, boyfriend and true love. Lucky if they are all the same person. (~ source unknown) All love that has not friendship for...
Favorite Scenes in Candy Candy manga (2)
As I have mentioned in Love grew into romance (Part 2), the classic novel, “Daddy-Long-Legs” by Jean Webster, had inspired the author of Candy Candy, Mizuki. (SPOILER ALERT) I read this book a long while ago,...
Love grew into romance
There’s a book called “My Heart Can’t Tell You No” by M.K. Heffner, in which it talks about a boy who used to love a girl like a little sister. When she grew into a teen beauty,...
Invisible Threads
Recently, I re-published the Spanish translations of my short stories to fanfiction.net (once again, my deepest gratitude to my dear friend, QuevivaCandy). Two particular reviews from different readers caught my attention, and I would...
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