O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Oh that's tough I liked the movie as a whole. In particular I liked when Everett and the the gang met up with the guy that robbed banks. I can't seem to rember a name but he was just a likable character in my book. Loved how he was trying to set a record for number of banks robbed a certain amount of time.

Free as a bird

We await our final days of school like a caged bird waits to make it's escape
counting the days, the weeks, the months,
the hours, the minutes, the seconds
the bird watches for it's chance
and when it comes the time to fly the bird takes it.

Done

Century Of Progress

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Project Checkpoint

Well I've made some progress as far as research not much though. A thing I'm kind of concerned about is what info you want me to in clued. I mean I'm not exactly sure what from the 1933 world fair you would want in my power point or what that even has to with Of Mice and Men.

Beyond that the only problems i see are my lack of motivation. Or how dates always seem to catch up with me take this blog for instance. But other than that no problems none at all.

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Monty Python And The Holy Grail- The Black Knight

I found this video on youtube just searching for it. Anyway the fighting reminds me of how they might have fought in the 16th century. I'm also pretty sure the line "'tis but a scratch" and "it's merely a flesh wound" are reference to Mercutio said when mortally wounded. Sorry it's late I felt terrible yesterday and still do.

Romeo and Juliet Photo Post

I chose this image because it reminds me of the balcony in act.2 sc.2. I think it look a lot more like it would have not like in the movies. I honestly didn't like how long the balconys were in the older one and the newer one didn't have much of a balcony scene. Anyway here's the link http://pro.corbis.com/images/AT001853.jpg?size=67&uid={F0CF2C26-B2DD-40E9-BDD8-679740765EA5}.