Happy May!
We had some travels early this month... got to visit family + the St. Louis Zoo and Art Museum, the Art Institute in Chicago, and also some historic houses (including two of Laura Ingalls' homes), etc. Altogether it was very full and a trifle tiring, but an amazing trip.
Since getting home we're still very much in Kittenland, and the garden is happily and vigorously growing lots of volunteer weeds and runaway mint. Definitely hoping to get to that soon. :)
I hope you've all been having a lovely month and, as always, feel free to join any time here until the next prompt goes up! 💜
Rules:
1. At any time during the month, on your own blog post a scene from a book or film that matches the prompt, including a link back here in your post.
2. Make sure to come back and leave a link to your entry in the box on this post. That's it!
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May's prompt is:
A riddle scene in book or film
So this isn't an endorsement (I know the ending, but the verdict's still out on how we get there ;D), but I'm gonna jump on the bandwagon and say that I have been very much enjoying The Other Bennet Sister. A full discussion of character tweaks between it and P&P will have to be deferred for another day, but yeah, the story by itself is really resonating for me and I'm liking it very well indeed.
I can't give you an excerpt -- or even a better screenshot -- but this scene, with Mary making friends and discovering new things about herself, is really quite sweet.
Looking forward to seeing how the rest of the story develops! ;)
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🌿 I can't wait to see what you all come up with! 🌿
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