
So, (as you can guess) growing up with 6 brothers, on a farm, in the middle of the desert, I was quite the atypical girl. In my elementary years I hated wearing anything with ruffles or lace (which broke my poor mother's heart). In my teen years, I watched football and went to wrestling tournaments. I learned how to box and cleaned pig-pens. I swam in ditches and took woodshop class.
It wasn't until college that I realized how different I was, living with six girls from both Utah and Idaho. Semester after semester I would have to explain to a new set of roomates, "No, I have never seen Singing in the Rain." "Nope, not Anne of Green Gables, or what? Who is My Fair Lady?" I have never seen The Sound of Music or West Side Story (I'm actually having to Google "classic musicals" to come up with the titles right now. That's how clueless I am.)
I admit that I still have no desire to watch these shows, but I do feel that I need to read a few of the classic girl books like Pride and Prejudice, which I picked up at the library this morning. I'm not sure how much I'll enjoy it, but I'm up for a love story and I needed a new book. Everyone I know that has read it loves it.
It is a love story, right?
I admit that I still have no desire to watch these shows, but I do feel that I need to read a few of the classic girl books like Pride and Prejudice, which I picked up at the library this morning. I'm not sure how much I'll enjoy it, but I'm up for a love story and I needed a new book. Everyone I know that has read it loves it.
It is a love story, right?






























