to and curious about women. His opera owes much to Louise Amelia Clappe, whose 1851-52 letters were published as The Shirley Papers. Perhaps exploring these first-person accounts, you'll be inspired to add to this genre, so rich with unrealized potential.

History San Jose’s exhibitions coordinator Dan Charm says Her Side of the Story "represents a part of history that has been under-told." To him, that's the very best kind of history to tell now.

Her Side of the Story: Tales of California Pioneer Women runs March 5 - June 28, 2020 at History San Jose. For more information, click here.when she heard the knock on the door .

Suman gulped . The door was already opened and he was standing there , with flowers in his hand.

Sumo looked him . He was wearing cream colour shirt and brown pants . No glasses. The hair was gelled up. He was looking extremely handsome Shravan than the shravan who was nerdy ten years ago.

She still smiled meekly. The innocence that she used to see on his face everyday was missing today. That was the major difference between the old shravan and the shravan standing in front of her. Shravan’s eyes were also glued on her . All his hatred propel from his mind whenever he used to look in her brown orbs. Her sweetness was a magnet to which the