Spring 2021

 This week I watched a video of a rendition of Bob Marley's "One Love". I love music and super popular songs like this that have been remade are really interesting to me. I enjoy hearing a different artists take on the same song. This picture also stood out to me because I often catch myself spewing questions when I should maybe sit and ponder what the answer is on my own. Asking Questions by Grant Snider

 This week I decided to spruce up the look and feel of my blog. The background photo I have chosen is of the sunset and gives off a very chill vibe. I really recommend personalizing your blog to make it reflect yourself and your writing style better.

 I found part B of the Mahabharata to be just as interesting and enjoyable to read as I did part A. However, for me it was somewhat difficult to follow along with all of the different characters. On the other hand I feel like it might be due to how much time I spend trying to pronounce the names correctly and not knowing if I am right or wrong. On the other hand, I think because I am using the Looney Tunes as the basis of my Project, that these stories may carry with them lot of ideas on how to incorporate a plethora of characters all at once. Throughout this Part B, I realized how the characters names are recited over and over again in order to help make them familiar in the reader's mind. It also helps to try and keep things right in the reader's mind by not using many pronouns such as he, she, his and her and instead used the individuals names. On pg. 55 and pg. 66 the first game of dice and the second are both ones that I could see using the Looney Tunes in place of the ori...

 I really enjoyed reading Mahabharata Part A. This is a new and unique reading style and I thought it was very interesting. The way in which the story continues on fluently is different. I feel like it is different that most things I have read because it almost used characters as if they were disposable. The story flows on without much of a specific character staying present. While at the same time, the characters are all linked and connected in one way or another. I found the part about the way in which children were born with difficulties based off of what their parents had done to be a unique twist. I think that this would be an interesting twist that I can use for my own storybook. Obviously, the Looney Tunes are not having kids but the characters could do something that comes back and punishes them. Mahabharata from Picryl