Month: March 2016

Review: The Fosters 3.19

Completely different from a typical episode, episode 19 gave a wonderful performance of a well known play while still dealing with the same issues of today with a heartbreaking ending. A review of episode 19 of season 3.

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Modern Shakespeare

Everyone should read Shakespeare. So much of English language today is taken from the way he used words. That being said, the way he uses words may not be for you. However, you might be surprised by how you might have already been exposed to Shakespeare and find you do like him.

To Canterbury They Went

Of Englelond to Caunterbury they wende… and told stories on the way. Taking a class on medieval literature sure has been eye-opening. The collection of tales all figuratively told by different people but literally told by one has a lot to teach about the societal norms, the types of people, and systems of medieval England.

The Fosters

This is a recommendation of the show The Fosters on Freeform (formally known as ABC Family). Here you will find basic info on this amazing show as an introductory post for weekly updates,

People Are Alike All Over

In episode 25 of the first season of The Twilight Zone, we see a space explorer’s encounter with an alien species. What happens is way more familiar that you think.

We All Have Stars

The star bellied sneetches with stars and the others without stars on thars. The lesson to learn about acceptance and tolerance from Dr. Seuss.

In Another Language

The ins and outs of Rihanna’s “Work.” It’s one of those songs you either like or dislike. But before you decide to dislike it for lack of understanding, here’s some info you should know.

Spice Up Your Life

A song of its time. A song I think could possibly describe this blog, here’s a review of the Spice Girl’s “Spice up your life.”