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:D yay!

Hi room mate! <3 :flowers:

Yeah, I was going to go to the library last Thurs but I took you out for dinner instead ;)

Holding Hands, Feeding Ducks - The Brunettes

You better!

:lol: I can say from personal knowledge that irishclover is way too cute to be a dude. Sorry :p Also, sorry we totally hijacked your 4th of July thread

Hehehe double entendre! :lol:

:lol: I do!

Oh, then stay tuned because I'm full of those!

Good, I would have been depressed all day if the joke was lost :lol:

"Hi, we're in .... Delaware..."

Yeah I read best to white noise. My fiance is currently in the attic playing some guitar so now is the best time to read :)

I could definitely see this.

Norton Anthology of Short Fiction The Madwoman in the Attic: The Woman Writer and the Nineteenth-Century Literary Imagination by Gilbert and Gubar Mortarville by Grant Bailie

The bus, coffee shops, my living room, in bed, basically any where I have the time :)

Yeah I can definitely see this point of view as well, but I just find the grandmother to be so despicable for some reason.

I wonder if I see the grandmother as selfish because I am a daughter and not a mother. Are you a parent pontalba?

I think you have to keep in mind that this is set in the South in the 1950s so she sounds just like everyone else probably. I definitely agree with this though.

I think a main theme in this story is the selfishness of the grandmother. From the beginning of the story her granddaughter says, "She wouldn't stay at ome for a million bucks, afraid she'd miss something. She has to go everywhere we go", and yet, she is complaining like crazy in the beginning...

The Shephard's Dog - Iron & Wine