that darn Emily just wants us to quickly run behind her while she randomly tells us some things and not others. listen to me complain. have you ever heard me tell a story. the kids got married. were forced to get married. no details whatsoever. no need. first her daddy dies. and then her husband dies. very quickly property goes from father to daughter to daughter's husband to father-in-law. and Nelly who always had it together is no longer in control. makes you wonder why she felt like telling this story in the first place. lately my be-quiet-and-just-re-read-it has proved most difficult. tomorrow is our last day. summing up the last four chapters. so a bit more of that-re-reading will take place today.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
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that darn Emily just wants us to quickly run behind her while she randomly tells us some things and not others. listen to me complain. have you ever heard me tell a story. the kids got married. were forced to get married. no details whatsoever. no need. first her daddy dies. and then her husband dies. very quickly property goes from father to daughter to daughter's husband to father-in-law. and Nelly who always had it together is no longer in control. makes you wonder why she felt like telling this story in the first place. lately my be-quiet-and-just-re-read-it has proved most difficult. tomorrow is our last day. summing up the last four chapters. so a bit more of that-re-reading will take place today.
that darn Emily just wants us to quickly run behind her while she randomly tells us some things and not others. listen to me complain. have you ever heard me tell a story. the kids got married. were forced to get married. no details whatsoever. no need. first her daddy dies. and then her husband dies. very quickly property goes from father to daughter to daughter's husband to father-in-law. and Nelly who always had it together is no longer in control. makes you wonder why she felt like telling this story in the first place. lately my be-quiet-and-just-re-read-it has proved most difficult. tomorrow is our last day. summing up the last four chapters. so a bit more of that-re-reading will take place today.
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I have always wanted to read Wuthering Heights. maybe I should start. I have an award for you.
http://detweilermom.blogspot.com/2010/06/new-awards.html
Keep at it Karen it is all worth it in the end. Promise. :-)
That whole thing with the marriage did happen very suddently. Just lock that Nelly up for several days and get everyone hitched!
Good luck with the rest, Karen! You're almost there.
Melanie saying it's all worth it is pretty strong language. :-D
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