Yesterday, Paul and I took advantage of the $5.00 movie deal and went to see a movie I was anxious to view. My friend, Julie, is a big fan of Winston Churchill, and I wanted to see for myself why. The fact that the movie was about WWII, was a plus, because I knew Paul would enjoy it too.
As we usually do, when the movie was over, we discussed our thoughts on the way home. Paul felt he could identify with the blustery Prime Minister and I felt a connection to his wife, Clementine. Winston Churchill was anything but popular with his associates. Even the King admitted he was afraid of him. During the course of time, this opinion changed and he went down in history as he demonstrated insurmountable courage during the most perilous point in the war.
He came across as stubborn, immovable, grouchy, even a drunk by…
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