I am a big fan of happy endings (but not the wierd ones) and so I loved the end of this book. Miss Bingley is probably the only character I have hated so much that when reading one of her many snide remarks, I literally threw the book across the room. So, naturally, I was thrilled to read of her being mad that Darcy married Elizabeth and not herself, which everyone knew is what she wanted to happen. I can imagine some people I know who are like Miss Bingley (but I will not be naming anynames...) so it made me feel triuphant and Elizabeth's conquest. It took her a while to sort out what she really wanted, but once she knew, she knew for sure. It was just a great book for me, and I certainly don't regret reading it (even if it was keeping me up late...eh, what are you going to do, right?).
And so, I bide all, Adieu.
P.S. As you may, or may not know, I am a HUGE Butler fan, and so obviously I couldn't not put something one here about them and their magnificant season (even though they lost to Duke, who mysteriously seems to get all the calls...but we won't get into that on here as I may say something reprehensible...) so, cheers to Butler. "The Game Honors Toughness" GO DAWGS!!! >
"I AM A DOG. Not an underdog. A dog. A mean dog. A junkyard dog. A dog that belongs behind a big fence with a big sign that reads BEWARE in big letters. And yes, my bark is as bad as my bite. Forget about my size. Worry about the fact that I just ate a T-bone steak and I'm still hungry. Worry about a beast that doesn't know when to quit, no matter what seed you put me at. And if your ball lands in my yard, consider it gone. I am not an underdag. I am the top dog. And you'll be seeing me around your neighborhood from now on."
check. go dawgs.
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