[Betsy the Quilter]

THanks for the info about the documentary, TLH....I'll have to look for it.

Betsy

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

Maybe I love it too much ... No, not possible.

No, not possible.

Betsy

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

I'm guessing you didn't like it?


'S'okay.  Nothing is liked by everyone...there's no wrong or right about liking or not liking something.  I say the same thing about peanut butter.  The "overhyped" and "not as good as led to believe" part (aren't they the same thing? ), not the "lousy trial lawyer" part....


Betsy

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

There are a lot of books and movies I don't like that other people love, but Betsy ... peanut butter? Lucky you. I can't eat it anymore because of my cholesterol and I miss it. <sigh>

Nope, never have. I like peanuts but not peanut butter. It was a pain being different growing up and not like PB&Js, or, as we called them then, peanut butter & jelly sandwiches.

Betsy

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

Not uncommon here on KB....
 

Betsy

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

Your fault. You must now have a PB&J for lunch every day for a month. Betsy, can I get a ruling on this? Is a month sufficient?

Sorry, I can't subject anyone to that....

Betsy

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

The first time I read it, I loved that Scout told the story.  That she was a smart feisty brave little girl who loved to read.  I really identified with her though I was never that feisty or brave as a kid.  But subsequent reads made me realize that in many ways, Jem is the heroic character in the book.  He's the one that is there, time after time, for his family.

Betsy