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I was homeschooled in Idaho- think cows and thrift stores - but the homeschoolers were all weirdly obsessed with high society etiquette. We learned elaborate table settings, who gets into which parts of the car in which order, ballroom dance steps, etc. Why do you think this was?

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Yes, cotillion! I really liked it, but mostly the dance steps. Learning the basic steps to ballroom is what catapulted me into actually getting trained in it, so I'll always owe cotillion a lot.

9:49 PM · Dec 20, 2019