Review of First Comes Love (2013) by Constance W — 05 Jan 2016

Davenport tells her story....from a storytellers perspective. The lost art of reliving life and putting the pieces together interestingly enough while still not straying too far off and attempt to become snobbishly cold and sterile about conception.

She walks through her initial ideas, she delves into the character of her mother and father who are key components in her life as well as her close friends. The other women in her life somewhat stay at a distance most likely because....in her real life that's where those women are.....at a distance.

The piece was touching and made me reflect about all the memories children should have. I loved it. I felt warm.....

Watch it with a cup of tea....and chill out. Intellectualizing the choice to have a baby has already been done. That's why we still have career women of 55 saying "is it too late to have a baby?".