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1. Use pencil crayons to draw a picture of your mother's kitchen.
2. Put the oven in it, and also something green, and something dead.
3. Write a poem about your mother's kitchen.
4. You are not in this poem, but some female relation - aunt, sister, close friend - must walk into the kitchen during the course of the poem.
5. Completed poems, with a suitable image(72 dpi, png, light

Discuss the following K-OS lyrics based on what we've learned when comparing Western and Eastern Mysticism.

Which artists demonstrate our understanding of Western Mysticism, which are clearly Eastern, are any a little of each?

1. (30-1)"I know not seems." In I, ii, 76, Hamlet claims that his grief is real, not just a show. Make a chart of all the occasions in this act when there is a difference between the way a character seems to be and the way he or she really is.

The inspiration of such mudtimes no doubt erupt from experience with my three growing boys aged 6, 4, and 2. Several days may pass without reference to "it." But when the subject rears its ugly head, we usually are moved by good humour.