Finishing Street Car
Yesterday, we finished Street Car, and Mr. Willis continued an excellent perfomance of Stanley. Also, note, I didn’t log on the Mr. Willis’s relationship lecture last week, but it was excellent. I did take written notes, so if time permits, I will make an edit. ¶ This week, I have moved ahead on Les Misérables. I could get ahead on the short stories, but I think I may pace myself and work on some other projects, e.g., making a practice quiz, or flash cards for authors.
A Street Car Named Desire
We began reading Street Car in class yesterday. Mr. Willis is playing Stanley very well. I am looking forward to the class next week where Mr. Willis shares his perspective on relationships.
A New Genesis of Les Miserables
Yesterday, I fine tuned the Les Miserables Study Guide and posted it in the Study Guides for this class. I hope this will help my colleagues be more efficient in there studies. ¶ Today, I began Les Miserables, the most influential book in my life. ¶ I originally received Les Miserables from my brother, Shane, on my birthday, either my 22nd or 23rd. Shane will also be a prominent character in my short movie, The Doorway, based on Mr. Willis’s brother’s parable. ¶ I read twenty pages of the book today, and I can already feel the influence of previous emotions. This is a relief, for I have felt void of sincerity in the midst current work. In reading, I felt an association to the past, my direction guided towards an artistic sacrifice. I love this book, and look forward to sharing more thoughts.