I hadn't watched the (at least) ten-year old movie version in awhile. Funny how a beloved, familiar tale can be just so cozy to enter into again, no matter how well you know the story. I read the book many times as a child and fancied myself Jo March. Similar personalities, the desire to write, a bit of a tomboy, and a love of old attics, I guess. In 6th grade, our tight-knit group of the ten girls in our class decided while huddled together against the Chicago chill one day at recess, to take names of boys. Well I guess it was names that could be either for a boy or a girl. Who knows why we came up with this idea, but I was "Jo," and my name stuck throughout the year and even into junior high. My mother and I enjoyed the movie so much, and I think we made a memory I will long cherish. I count her among the blessings in my life.
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I'm so glad you have your mother close by, and she has you. I know that is comforting for the two of you!
ReplyDeleteI love the Little Women version with Winona Ryder..Is that the one you are talking about. I think it is the best of all three versions..I think I will get it out and watch it now..
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