More Anne and Gilbert.

[stoney321]

I don't know what's come over me today. Such a romantic... Must be the birds chirping out of my window. Here's the next bit of schmoop. Thanks for the feedback. You never know who's going to like what...

Paring: Anne and Gilbert
Rating: PG (ooh!!)
Setting: takes place after Gilbert recovers from typhoid. They have just graduated from

Comments

[inlovewithnight]

You're making me all sniffly, and in the middle of a public computer lab! For shame!
::loves you madly::
God, the typhoid chapters kill me every time...WHY did I leave those books at home...::wonders how fast Mom could ship them::

[stoney321]

GO RENT THE MOVIES!!!! They let Anne do what we want which is to rush to his bedside and claim her affection, which turns his fever around.

I cannot stress how much you need to sit at home this Saturday with ugly, fat socks, a bowl of popcorn and assorted sweets and cola (maybe some grapes and carrots - I'm a mom, don't forget) and a fat blanket, preferably with a cat sleeping on it. And watch them!!!

(Thanks, by the way. You know I'm writing them for YOU right?)

[inlovewithnight]

Hee! I feel very special. :)

I kind of like the whole prayer-at-the-window sequence, but her running to his side would be MOST satisfying.

I'll hit up Blockbuster this evening, and if they won't help me out I'll shuffle my Netflix queue...::plots:: We have Monday off for MLK day, so that's a whole extra DAY in which there can be much movie-watching.

I need Anne icons so I can stop substituting Kaylee...

[stoney321]

you mean like THIS ONE??

Shareable to lovers of Anne/Gilbert.

what HAS gotten into me today? I declare...

[somecandytalkin]

Okay, here's the total sum of my knowledge on this couple - their names, and that she's 'of green gables'.
But this is lovely schmoop. They get teh sweet lollipop icon.

[stoney321]

The lollipop! The books are quiet and nice and G rated. Not for everyone on my flist, but I read them as a girl, and find myself re-reading them to capture their sweetness every few years or so.

But we ALWAYS watch the mini-series on the day after Thanksgiving.

[somecandytalkin]

Now you're making me think about books I'd forgotten. Like everything by Louisa May Alcott or Laura Ingalls Wilder...and I see it's Lucy Maud Montgomery. Three names per person. Hmmm....

<-- David will dance with your kitten of regime MADNESS

[stoney321]

Okay, now we are connecting. Laura Ingalls Wilder and LM Montgomery were never far from my fingers. "Little Women" bugged me - weanie women. I like my women cute, spicy, spunky, and firey. And smart.

But I am ENCHANTED by the evil Hitler Kitty. ;-D
1, 2, 3, 4 (stomp stomp stomp stomp)

[stoney321]

Have I told you today that I love you? 'Cause I do.

You just made my whole year with that.

[mirasol]

Awwww.

So ruddy cute and schmooptastic.

So you reckon I should read the books then?

[stoney321]

Hmm, let me think for a se- YES.

They will probably be in the Young Adult section and should be cheap. Just some lovely, happy, picturesque writing. And Gilbert!! He calls her carrots! She breaks a slate over his head, then breaks his heart!!

BEAR!! Read them, then we'll have a sleep over and braid each other's hair and eat sweets way too late and prank call ___ and stay up all night! OMG!

[stoney321]

Oh, Anne is big EVERYWHERE. And how fun to live in Japan for a while! I've been on a PEI tour (I almost convinced my husband that we should move there, or at least to Halifax.)

If you feel the need to read sweet, touching, funny, and post-Victorian tales, I couldn't recommend Anne any higher. She's particular (and known for) being Anne with an E.

Thanks for reading, even though this isn't you thing.