AbielleRose

I found a video of it on YouTube. Enjoy

Its worth it. They basically throw all of Shakespeare's plays into a 2 hour program and make fun of them. It's 3 guys who play all of the parts with really bad wigs and costumes. They do Othello in the form of a rap music video and King Lear in the form of a football game (using the crown as the ball), it's classic!

Ahh, I get it. Haha. Chips and peas? Blech! If you like hilariously bad shaped food you would love peep 'smores then!

It's going on my 'to rent' list. I love comedies like MP. Have you ever seen The Reduced Shakespeare Company: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged? I think you would like it.

I've never seen Life of Brian, MP is definately my top 10, too. I love the French guy in the castle. 'You filthy English ka-niggits! Now don't come back or I shall taunt you a second time!'

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Okay... I've been wondering this for a while now but didn't want to sound like a weirdo- what the heck are chippies? And turkey dinosaurs...

*note to self: bring own cereal if ever traveling in Ireland* That's too bad. Cereal was about the only thing my mom could cook so I grew up eating it sometimes two meals a day.

More like chocolate covered Kix.

I never cared for how sugary Mountian Dew was, but we still have it everywhere here. Have you ever had Cocoa Puffs or Fruity Pebbles? They are also great cereals.

Granted, but you spend your life being tired and grumpy. I wish I lived in a little cottage in the middle of nowhere.

It's still all over the shelves here. I actually have a box in my kitchen.

Are you going to sort them by color and eat them or do you like to mix and match? I used to take them all out of the bowl and make flowers out of them when I was a kid.

Chex are great too, especially when you make them into Puppy Chow.

Multi-colored Cheerio things? You mean Fruit Loops?

But they don't even taste like honey!

The honey nut ones are too sweet. Regular Cherrios for the win!

Do it! If you promise to read it I will ship you my copy Everyone should read Harry Potter. Maybe in 50 years instead of reading Lord of the Flies kids will be reading The Sorcerer's Stone in their Literature classes.

Hello and welcome emelee! I love the little dog in your avatar, is he yours?

Sure shows people's priorities, huh?

Granted, but you can only say curse words. I wish I could put my thoughts in writing better.

Granted, but you get stuck in prehistoric times and get eaten by a dinosaur. I wish I could dance well.

Granted, but you see things you wish would have remained unseen. (and you look really creepy.) I wish I had a job I loved and a boss I could respect.

I broke out the old Alfred Lord Tennyson poetry book today for a bit of happy reading. Between The Inferno, The Shining and dealing with my evil little devil of a boss I've had enough 'serious' for the time being. Tennyson's works are so beautiful and enchanting that I can fall into them and get lost in thought for hours on end. The one today that I have been really comtenplating is one of his early works (dated 1830) called The Sleeping Beauty. 1 Year after year unto her feet, She lying on her couch alone, Across the purpled coverlet, The maiden's jet-black hair has grown, On either side her tranced form Forth streaming from a braid of pearl: The slumbrous light is rich and warm, And moves not on the rounded curl. 2 The silk star-broider'd coverlid Unto her limbs itself doth mould Languidly ever; and, amid Her full black ringlets downward roll'd, Glows forth each softly-shadow'd arm, With bracelets of the diamond bright: Her constant beauty doth inform Stillness with love, and day with light. 3 She sleeps: her breathings are not heard In palace chambers far apart. The fragrant tresses are not stirr'd That lie upon her charmed heart. She sleeps: on either hand upswells The gold-fringed pillow lightly prest: She sleeps, nor dreams, but ever dwells A perfect form in perfect rest. Maybe it's just my inner little girl who was spoiled with Disney movies, but this poem always makes me smile. It reminds me of the beauty of love and how something as simple as watching one's love sleep can become a treasured stolen moment.