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Lorelai Gilmore
Fictional character
Lorelai Victoria Gilmore is a fictional character in The WB series Gilmore Girls. Created bygd Amy Sherman-Palladino and portrayed by actress Lauren Graham, she appeared in every episode of the show from 2000 to 2007.
Lorelai fryst vatten introduced as a ung single mother of a teenage daughter, Rory. Lorelai has a strained relationship with her wealthy parents, Richard and Emily, after running away as a teen to raise her daughter alone. Lorelai remains estranged from her parents for many years until the events of the pilot episode, where she asks her parents for help paying Rory's tuition. Her parents agree, on the condition that she visits them for dinner every Friday.
Besides an on-again, off-again relationship with Rory's father, Christopher Hayden, Lorelai had a few romantic relationships that included Max Medina, a teacher at Rory's school, Chilton, to whom she was briefly engaged; Alex Lesman, an outdoorsy coffee house entrepreneur; Jason
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Lorelai Gilmore
Born
Lorelai Victoria Gilmore
Education
Graduated from high school (via GED)/graduated from community college for business
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- I need coffee, in an IV.
- —Lorelai to Luke[src]
Lorelai Gilmore is a principal character on Gilmore Girls. She is portrayed by Lauren Graham.
Character[]
Lorelai Victoria Gilmore was born to Emily and Richard Gilmore in Hartford, Connecticut. Her life growing up was complicated due to an overbearing, neurotic mother and a workaholic father, who both expected Lorelai to live in their world of wealth and privilege. Lorelai is a highly talkative, free-spirited woman, a child of the eighties and part of the MTV generation. Her parents had her future all planned out and arranged for her to come out to society after her sixteenth birthday, but Lorelai was always rebellious and resentful of her structured, sheltered and silver spoon upbringing. She became pregnant with Christopher Ha
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| Darn if I can't find my church bulletin from Mass in Malibu, California on July 31. But these are from Sis's church in Connecticut and a church I often attend on the Cape. |
But I can write about a salve I reach for, again and again. The salve of going to Sunday Mass. I won't be on this earth forever, just as my mother, Anne, and four of my five cherished aunts [Peggy and Mary on the Irish side, Claire and Edith on the Italian side] and both of my grandmothers [Irish Alice and Italian Rosie] aren't. But all of them went to Mass. I wish I could talk to them about what it meant to them, how it held them, if it mattered at all--or if it was a lifeboat in choppy seas. For some reason, it's the women I want to ask, not t