Recently, I watched Pride and Prejudice for the
first time. I have tried reading the book, but found it hard to get past the old
English, so I decided to watch the movie first to help me navigate the
storyline better when I tried reading again. I do admit that I LOVED IT and am
now numbered among the many who call this enchanting novel, their favorite. I
know many of you feel the same, so just for fun I wrote a blog all about what
we can take from Pride and Prejudice. Enjoy.
Lesson #
1. When you see a hot guy, that’s kinda
grouchy, don’t assume he is rude. Maybe
he is on his way to blind date with some socially awkward, less than completely
attractive girl his grandmother met in the grocery store and set him up with.
We all know what trouble a bad set up can cause.
2. A good mom should be a busybody, anxiously
engaged in the cause of finding the right man for their daughter.
3. Everyone daughter should a dad as
wonderful as Mr. Bennett!
4. Put enough girls in one house and the
walls will actually pulsate from the giggling.
5. And finally, if a gorgeous rich guy
says “I love you, ardently!” Don’t tear his head off. Instead try…”You had me
at hello.”
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