‘A what-not with china and other bric-à-brac’

31Jan13

One nice thing about school was that when you read stuffy literature, you often had friends reading the same book and you could talk about it.

I’m about two-thirds through “A Doll’s House,” a play by Henrik Ibsen.

It’s absolutely delightful, and only 100-ish pages. Plus, old-timey gender politics. Not so much stuffy as … fussy.

Anyway, I’m reading it and last night I got to a crucial plot twist, and was alone in my apartment thinking aloud:

“WHAT? Mrs. Linde is secretly meeting with Krogstad?!? That SLUTTTT.”

I needed to share my shock and outrage and had no outlet. So I dog-eared the page and went to sleep.

This is my life.

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One Response to “‘A what-not with china and other bric-à-brac’”

  1. I often utter literature-themed audible outbursts when reading alone. I support it fully.


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