Bookworm’s Comments (group member since Nov 23, 2016)

Bookworm’s comments from the Of Pemberleys and Pimpernels group.

mmm, not quite-I've only had one cup this week.:)

tpbm has snow

Yep. If I had to count I'd say it might even reach 200. I've been collecting since I was a kid.:)

TPBM wants to see Paris

Tuck Everlasting (never read, my niece did though and told me about it.)

thank you me dear!:)

yes! It's definitely not accurate, but fun.:)

I have yet another question, and I hope it isn't too silly... but in the funnies discussion, how are you all putting your memes in?:) I'm not very computer savvy.:D

By far! I can't stand the Kierra Knightley version at all.Has anyone seen the 40's version?

"It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a large fortune, must be in want of a wife."

Not exactly on the door... it's on the side of the entryway on our partially enclosed porch.:) (we don't have a live tree either-I wish we did.<3)

TPBM has gone skiing

Daddy-Long-Legs

Mrs. Appleyard and I Haven't read it yet, tis on the TBR list. A grey/blue colored book, hardcover, with silver lettering on the spine.

A: on a living room table

Decidedly! I dote on oldies.:)

TPBM Has a live Christmas tree

not near... about 20 Min from one though.:)

TPBM is done Christmas shopping

I have a deep love for my bed, lol. I've been trying to get to bed earlier and get up earlier, of late.

TPBM Is a morning person

Ah, true! I hadn't thought of that-I was thinking of the one Rudolph wears in The Prisoner of Zenda

Twice!

TPBM has a pet cat

ah, thank you, just wanted to clarify that before I suggested something out of order!:)

I've wondered how hard they must be to wear.. I mean, I think you basically have to squint a bit to keep it on, don't you?

Hehe, I actually did when he led the "soldiers" through the gate, and the cart driver at the very end. I think my fav one was the Captain.:D

Oh, be still my heart, he is! I liked Sir Andrew immensely. <3

TPBM has never seen the 1940 version of Pride and Prejudice

I do have a question: on the book nominations, are we to nominate a book in line with Jane Austen-Pimpernel, or any older book?