Fictional Matchmaking Consultation for: Katie Hanna, Miss Woodhouse, & Kerry Jane | Lovely Blog Party

I'm just dropping in to share another few pairings. :) Sorry I've fallen so behind on these. But keep them coming. I am having a lot of fun and we still have much of the month to go. :D 

**Please understand, these are meant as a joke, so if I entirely missed the mark, I hope it causes a laugh and not distress. :)**

Katie Hanna = Cassian Andor

Your story is an unconventional one to say the least. What time you have together is spent during turbulent circumstances that, while dangerous, also surprisingly enables you to find solace in each other's company. Being the hardened rebel that is is, it's difficult for him to find enjoyment in activities like dancing and his work for the rebellion takes up all of his time. He isn't the open book that some would wish because of deeds that, though necessary for the cause, doesn't make him proud or willing to share his story. At the same time, these skills have given him a natural protective instinct and a realistic look on life that you can admire and support. 

Miss Woodhouse = Percy Blakeney

It isn't many people that understand your relationship as the majority of society believes that you married a fool even if he is thought to be quite handsome. However, you know that not everything about your husband is based in simpleton foolery. He enjoys dancing, being the fop that he is, and is a man with something of a sense of humor, even towards himself. He has his family estate to maintain as well as a wardrobe to enhance which means he takes frequent trips to different parts of Europe, though the majority of his time is seemingly spent in France. You have your misunderstanding, but in time, that is thankfully, resolved.

Kerry Jane = Jim Craig

Jim's appearance in your life is unexpected and his story is a mystery to you at first. You soon discover that you both have heated tempers. His is probably based in his pride, as he is determined to prove himself and regain the right to his family hand. (And though you talked about a cottage in the woods, I believe a cabin nestled in the mountains, isn't so far off the mark.) Because of his ambition to prove himself, he is very invested in his work, almost to the point of distraction. But you do have time to form a friendship that does develop into something more. Though he is not educated in what is considered a conventional way, he learned the skills of the land and of art from his parents. And you find you are willing to work alongside him once he returns to his land as your original thought on the matter was living on a farm with a farmer. 

And there you have them!

Yours truly,

Cordy