Happy November 13th! I am very grateful for the ability to easily see the good in people.
Have a great day! Find something NEW to be grateful for!
I thought I’d have a bit of fun and play along with the ‘Five Male Characters Tag’ that I found at Katie’s Cottage Books, who found it at Classics and Craziness, who found it at Revealed in Time! Haha! And by FUN, I mean I strained my brain and ended up with cramps from trying to come up with these! As soon as I publish this blog post, I’ll remember a hero, or a villain that impressed me more than these, but they just didn’t come to mind – of course! But here goes:
Here are the RULES:
1.) List five of your favorite male characters. (book or screen)
2.) Tagging other people is optional.
3.) If you are tagged, link back to the person who tagged you.
4.) Link Back to ~ www.revealedintime.blogspot.com
CATEGORIES:
1.) Hero
2.) Villain
3.) Anti-Hero
4.) Best Book to Screen Adaptation
5.) Best character perception change
2. VILLAIN: I pick the Sheriff of Nottingham in the 1991 Robin Hood with Kevin Costner.
3. ANTI HERO: I pick Don Tillman from the book The Rosie Project. I guess this book is being made into a movie, but I bet they’re having a hard time picking an actor to play Don! Here’s a photo of the author of the book. He actually kind of looks like a Don Tillman to me! Here’s some “Suggested Actors“.
4. BEST BOOK TO SCREEN: Easy! I pick Dobby from Harry Potter.
5. BEST CHARACTER PERCEPTION CHANGE: I pick Willie Stark from All the King’s Men. My perception of this character changed in the middle of the book and then it changed again at the end of the book! I didn’t realize there was movie based on this book. I think I’ll have to watch it.
So there you have it! If you want to play this tag game (and strain your brain), let me know so I’ll be sure to read your picks!
Have a great day! Do or learn something NEW!
Happy Tuesday!
So, a few days ago, my son brought me these eggs that his chickens recently graciously produced. Aren’t they pretty? Although the very day before he brought me these, I had made a Costco run and bought the big 5-dozen package. Therefore, I need to make something that takes a LOT of eggs – right away.
Google to the rescue..:
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This was a great article and while reading it, I learned something NEW! Am I the only one that didn’t know Pound Cake was called Pound Cake because it uses a pound of eggs (and a pound of flour, butter and sugar). I don’t know that I’ll make Pound Cake, but I think I’ll make a quiche, and I’ve always wanted to tackle Baked Alaska.
And! I learned you could freeze eggs. I never have. Do they maintain a good consistency? I’m not so sure. If anyone has used eggs that have been frozen, let me know how it turned out. Please and Thank you.
Have a great day! Do or learn something NEW!
Happy November 7th! I’m grateful for the memories I have of my father taking us to get cherry lifesavers after horse riding…my 2nd grade teacher, Mrs. Olson, for being kind and concerned about my very chapped lips…and for the memory of sleeping under the stars in my backyard.
Have a great day! Find something NEW to be grateful for!