Finals----Fall of 2009

We are at that time of year when students are tying knots with finishing up the school work. I am so glad that it is almost over for me and hope that I have done well in my classes.

Visit to de Grummond ---Nov. 16, 2009

I was so intreged to hear that the de Grummond exibit was doing something new, and could not wait to hear and see what they were doing inside the exhibit. What I found was that the exibit was previewing on Monday for book previews. So that people could
I was so excited seeing the books on display that I did not have a specific book I wanted to choose with the audience. They looked really fun to read whenever I get the chance of reading the ones that I have choosen to read for the time I am out of school.

I think that they should have another book preview session in the future so that I can see more productions of new children books. I know that keeping me informed with knew books will help me better understand what is out there in the world. I am looking forward to the next exhibit.

Pride and Prejudice in Theatre ------ Nov. 12, 2009

The USM theatre and dance production of 'Pride and Prejudice' was the most enjoyable production in theatre form of 'Pride and Prejudice. The most enjoyed thing was the facial expression. The facial expression just made the play much better. My favorite actor was the one that played the mother. With the energy that she put out, I wonder how she got all that energy. She did very well.

The play was written by John Jory after the works of Janet Auburn. He wrote a play in 1813 in England. I was only interested to learn that she had written about four book or more since the age of fourteen. Jory does a good job of representing the book, really well. I wonder whether by chance that Mr. Jory had ever met Ms. Auburn to get her works before she passed at the age of forty years of age. The story is boy meets girl, but with a twist of fate their paths cross in either a well manner or conflict arising. I would not know why connections are so important back then to whether a person was so inclined to be treated.