All's Well that End's Well

Wow, I really enjoyed that play. I love Shakespeare, I've always have. I don't understand the people that says he's BORING. They just don't understand him. His stories are like fairy tales within romance, magic within tragity. All the things he writes are so well thought of that no one in the new centry will ever be able to repeat. Yet he was so modest about his gift and saw it as a prison he can no longer escape from. I love stories above all else. It tells you about people and what others are like, putting yourself in their shoes. Yes, some of them are fake, but they are based on something, or someone, and Shakespeare is the first ever to come up with such brilliance.

Quote of the day:
" A mind lively and at ease, can do with seeing nothing, and can see nothing that does not answer. " Jane Austen

She's one of my favourite authors, she is the kind that writes the casual and unimportant and everyday subjects that you would normally get bored of. But with her penmanship, she was able to create unimaginable importance in something merely dismissing, and un-interesting.