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Dewey 200s

Paëthon represents those who, upon reaching the transpersonal world, wish to use it to increase their status and to compensate for their feelings of inferiority, resulting in disaster.

Midas - be careful what you wish for (Sylvester's magic pebble)

Pandora -the forbidden fruit (rosemary Wells' Ruby and Pandora's Box)

Buddha Stories
Zen Stories (David Muth)
Creation Stories
Greek, Roman, Celtic,
Kabbalah stories/bible Stories

Demi books story of Jesus/Mohammed/dali Lama



398s
Poojah stories/Arabian Nights
Mr. Peabody's Apples

King Kong
Dracula
Tarzan

Curiosity Killed the Cat : Dav Pilkey ?
Dogzilla Dav Pilkey

100s Curiosities and Wonders
The Yeti
Lockness
Bermuda Triangle

800s
Illiad Odyssey
Mary Pope Osborne

Great Illustrated Classics

Sonnet 130

My mistress eyes are nothing like the sun

"to find someone who will find you beautiful, or vise versa, one does not have to have angelic qualities in order for you to find them attractive. 
The simple idea is that you may not look like a goddess, but being human and imperfect is a more appealing than the idea of waiting forever for somebody who will appeal to you in every way, and anybody who describes their beloved as such, is deluded." *

Source(s):

http://www.shakespeare-online.com/sonnets/130detail.html

In Love with Shakespeare

Can I make him want to marry me?
Me thinks not.
Being in love, expressing love
Provoking images
Commitment
Entrapment
Marriage
'Til Death Do Us Part

Such appreciation doesn't happen overnight. Appreciating someone or something is a process that develops over time . .

like fine wine (so they say)

We've had these bottles of homemade wine in the basement since the 70s (dad died in the winter of 77-78) . . Some have turned to vinegar . . There is a metaphor here . . An image that can be used (most likely already has) for a foreshadow (literary device.

Every time I see a new production, particularly, but not limited to, productions that are placed in a completely different time and place, A contemporary setting  the 1920s, 30s, 60s.  An artist's workshop (or was it a gallery?). Breathing new life into certain characters, sheds light . . Opens my eyes ears heart

Through the years,  I have come to understand and appreciate this brilliant fellow and his work much, much, much, much more.

Appreciating Shakespeare for his insight into the human psyche, the social dynamic . . .
Empowers us with knowledge of ourselves and others, his comedy pokes fun at our human condition, his tragedies, the painful realities.

Brilliance can be cultivated.
One must simply be open to it.

THIS IA A WORK IN PROCESS THIS IS A WORK IN PROCESS THIS IS A WORK IN PROCESS

This is the way I work at it
Disjointed stream of consciousness just jotting it down to save it
And I will come back to it time and again



"Though this be madness, there's method in't"






The more that you read, the more things you will know.
The more that you learn, the more places you will go.
~ Dr. Seuss ~

Much Ado About Nothing : A Seussical Shakespeare

DEWEY 812

Summary: A farce comedy in three Acts. Will include production notes.

Subject Headings
Schools -- Drama
Children -- Conduct of life
Shakespeare Plays -- Adaptations
Seussical -- Adaptations
Women -- Conduct of life -- Drama
Interpersonal communications
Psychological debriefing
Psychological abuse
Abuse of power
Politicians -- Conduct of life -- Drama
Comedies

The Cast of Characters
A Dumb Blonde
Officer Mike
Professor Higgins
One Outlandish Outlander aka Wackadoodle




ACT I
A woman on a mission
The quest for 2 books (Dr. Suess' Oh the Places You'll Go and Miss Wishy Washy No More)

ACT II
The Waiting Place

ACT III
Interrogation and Intimidation

See
Police beat [electronic resource] / Northwest Film Forum in association with Roxanne Tarn present ; produced by Alexis Ferris & Jeffrey M. Brown ; written by Charles T. Mudede ; co-written & directed by Robinson Devor. Chatsworth, CA. : Image Entertainment,: ; [Cleveland, Ohio : Made available electronically by] OverDrive, Inc., [2008]

Description: 1 video file (1 hr., 21 min.) : digital, downloadable wmv file.

Summary: Based on actual police reports, this film follows "Z," a rookie bicycle cop in Seattle, as he investigates a series of unsettling crimes. A new West African immigrant separated from his girlfriend, Z views all his cases through the eyes of a heartbroken outsider. The city's many outrageous and offbeat crimes become a surreal reflection of Z's disorientation and pain.

The Tempest

King Lear