- mostly the Caesar of Shakespeare fame. The murder of Caesar, of course, created some of the most famous last words ever..."Et tu, Brute? Then fall Caesar." - the final line being a Shakespeare addition. Nice touch William. Okay, so while we have no reason to run around shouting, "Beware the Ides of March" (although I know a certain someone who does enjoy giving this warning on the 15th of any month), I thought it was still worth a mention today. Since recent posts have been a bit more on the serious side, I decided to add some humor to the day. Please enjoy this short clip from one of my favorite TV shows and experience a "new" version of Shakespeare's play...
3.15.2011
The Ides of March...With A Twist
March 15th has long been associated with Julius Caesar - mostly the Caesar of Shakespeare fame. The murder of Caesar, of course, created some of the most famous last words ever..."Et tu, Brute? Then fall Caesar." - the final line being a Shakespeare addition. Nice touch William. Okay, so while we have no reason to run around shouting, "Beware the Ides of March" (although I know a certain someone who does enjoy giving this warning on the 15th of any month), I thought it was still worth a mention today. Since recent posts have been a bit more on the serious side, I decided to add some humor to the day. Please enjoy this short clip from one of my favorite TV shows and experience a "new" version of Shakespeare's play...
- mostly the Caesar of Shakespeare fame. The murder of Caesar, of course, created some of the most famous last words ever..."Et tu, Brute? Then fall Caesar." - the final line being a Shakespeare addition. Nice touch William. Okay, so while we have no reason to run around shouting, "Beware the Ides of March" (although I know a certain someone who does enjoy giving this warning on the 15th of any month), I thought it was still worth a mention today. Since recent posts have been a bit more on the serious side, I decided to add some humor to the day. Please enjoy this short clip from one of my favorite TV shows and experience a "new" version of Shakespeare's play...
C.S. Lewis once said, “You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream." Dream BIG. After going "there and back again," The Hubs & I have created a home that is full of books, stimulating conversation, and the laughter of our five kids. We have been the recipients of Amazing Grace, and our life goals can be summed up in four words: Love God, love people.
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