A couple of days ago the kids found a clean sink plunger.
Which they discovered they could suction to body parts.
It soon became a weapon.
They started stabbing each other.
The natural progression was to then put on a play of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
"Mom, can this count as our literature?"
You bet.
Even Peter had a line... "Don't be a coward!"
Man, don't meet up with Faith in a dark alley with a plunger.
She means business.
"E Tu, Brute?"
I was impressed they did not ask me any questions about the story.
Which they discovered they could suction to body parts.
It soon became a weapon.
They started stabbing each other.
The natural progression was to then put on a play of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
"Mom, can this count as our literature?"
You bet.
Even Peter had a line... "Don't be a coward!"
Man, don't meet up with Faith in a dark alley with a plunger.
She means business.
"E Tu, Brute?"
I was impressed they did not ask me any questions about the story.
Cannon did refer to the abridged version we have to check a line. I just noticed bowl of grapes sitting on the stairs... that seems very ancient Greece or Roman.
Here is the video of the whole performance.
Even little Greta got into costume.
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