[HPforGrownups] Re: Working mothers, was Did the Slytherins come back
Lynda Cordova
moosiemlo at gmail.com
Thu Mar 13 05:12:01 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 182040
Betsy,
I just recalled a line from the Pride and Prejudice move (the A&E version).
I quote the movie rather than the book because I don't have a copy at hand.
Jane and Elizabeth are discussing Charlotte's choice to marry Mr. Collins
and Elizabeth is very upset with her friend. At whice point Jane tells
her "Not everyone is the same, Lizzie!" I think that is always a good thing
to remember.
Lynda
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 10:07 PM, Lynda Cordova <moosiemlo at gmail.com> wrote:
> Perhaps it is. I don't listen to or read her interviews much, except for
> what I have time to when I find links for something. I only meant, from my
> own reading of the books, the partnerships or lack thereof did not seem
> judgmental to me. From what I've seen around me, many of my friends have
> partners, many don't most have kids, but some don't. And for the most part,
> we're happy with our lives even if they didn't turn out the way we thought
> they would in school. Do some people judge us for our personal choices? Yes.
> But, its not worth my while to do the same to them. Burns up a lot of energy
> that can be better used in other ways too. So I tend to reserve quick
> judgment and not let the little (or in this case--fictional) things get to
> me.
>
> Lynda
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