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Pride And Prejudice... And Pole Dancing? Really? Chapters 24-26
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This week on the Exemplary Vegetables podcast, Elizabeth and Rachael discuss Chapters 24-26 of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. What does this have to do with Magic Mike you might ask? We’ll be glad to tell you. NOTHING. It has nothing to do with Magic Mike. But Elizabeth likes Magic Mike almost as much as she likes to make Rachael uncomfortable, so she tries to make it work (It doesn’t, but it’s really funny).
What you WILL learn about is all the broken-hearted ladies of Longborne. Will Jane admit that her heart is smashed into a hundred pieces by Mr. Bingley? Or will she continue with toxic positivity? Will Elizabeth decide Wickham is “the one” that will dump her first as her father suggests?
Get your tissues, pj pants, and pints of ice cream ready for the Pride And Prejudice pity party right here on the Exemplary Vegetables podcast.
Stay tuned to the end to figure out which of your beloved Jane Austen podcasters and sisters once showed up for a pole dancing class. The answer might surprise you!
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This week on the Exemplary Vegetables podcast, Elizabeth and Rachael discuss Chapters 24-26 of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. What does this have to do with Magic Mike you might ask? We’ll be glad to tell you. NOTHING. It has nothing to do with Magic Mike. But Elizabeth likes Magic Mike almost as much as she likes to make Rachael uncomfortable, so she tries to make it work (It doesn’t, but it’s really funny).
What you WILL learn about is all the broken-hearted ladies of Longborne. Will Jane admit that her heart is smashed into a hundred pieces by Mr. Bingley? Or will she continue with toxic positivity? Will Elizabeth decide Wickham is “the one” that will dump her first as her father suggests?
Get your tissues, pj pants, and pints of ice cream ready for the Pride And Prejudice pity party right here on the Exemplary Vegetables podcast.
Stay tuned to the end to figure out which of your beloved Jane Austen podcasters and sisters once showed up for a pole dancing class. The answer might surprise you!
Ready to dive in and read along? Check out https://exemplaryvegetables.com to join our membership, Side of Fries, and get a reading/viewing guide, freebies, blogs, and more!
Check out their website at https://exemplaryvegetables.com to register for the book club. Then, listen each week to share in the hilarity and fun as they attempt to identify the good sister, the eligible bachelor, and the tolerable dancing partner.
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