Your turn!

"It is your turn to say something now, Mr. Darcy. I talked about the dance, and you ought to make some kind of remark on the size of the room, or the number of couples."

I love this quote! Especially when I'm at a dance and I keep trying to start up a conversation but the girl refuses to give more then a 3 word answer and won't even offer a smile. It's quite disheartening for a young man who is simply trying to make the dance enjoyably. So, when that is the case, I usually ask the girl if she likes Jane Austen books. So far that is one of the few questions that will at least get me the first excited answer that's more then three words long. It's usually "Yes! their sooo amazing!" Then she stops smiling and acts as if nothing had ever been said in the first place. Then I ask her if she remembers that quote. She does. Then I say ""It is your turn to say something now, [insert girls name]. I talked about [insert previous topic(s)], and you ought to make some kind of remark on the size of the room, or the number of couples."
Needless to say, that usually breaks the ice.

 Well, I'm guessing you all (or you, whoever 'you' happen to be) are getting tired of reading about Louis L'Amour. So,

"It is your turn to [suggest] something now."

Being that so far as I know, the only people who are reading my blog are a few of my friends who are girls (two of which are my sisters) and the mother of another friend (also a girl), and only two people have commented, I don't know quite what to write about. What does a teenage write about to an audience of mainly teenage girls? I'm kind of new at this whole thing, so please let me know what you want me to blog about next. Friends, Life, Work, Books, Philosophy, Current Events, School, Me, You, Us? (Nah) Politics? (Again, Nah.) Anyway, let me know what YOU want to hear.

-CarsonKG