” ROMEO, ROMEO. WHEREFORE ART THOU ROMEO?”—–William Shakespeare
HANG ON A MINUTE…I AM TRYING TO CLIMB UPETH TO THOU’S BALCONY…Not Shakespeare.
“UNDER LOVES HEAVY BURDEN DO I SINK”…William Shakespeare.
AND NOW HERE COMES THE A BAD GUY…
“A PLAGUE A’ BOTH YOUR HOUSES”…William Shakespeare
I HOPETH THAT SHAKESPEARE IS NOT ROLLING IN HIS GRAVETH.
A WINDOW INTO THE WOODS 
Hilarious!
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hehehe!
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Love the balcony scene, Suzanne. 😆
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lololol…that’s the image that got me started on this whole episode 🙂
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Fantastic! 🙂
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Glad you liked it ! 🙂
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Brilliantly done! Love that last photo… awesome! What about ‘Taming of the shrew’? for another episode? 🙂
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OK, that’s taming of the shrew and Macbeth.
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Nice presentation.Like it a lot.
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Thank you very much…The plays the thing!
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Looks like fun for the kids.
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Just stunning photos and I love the romeo and Juliet stuff 😀 xoxo
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🙂 🙂 Chipmunks and squirrels can be romantic!
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Absolutely and for sure when you are telling the story 😄
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hehe…Thanks!
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And as for being able to comment see my email 😇
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Thanks!
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With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come.
Willie S
and as the wrinkles growth on I, from yonder stalks the evil eye, the laughter is with mirth and glee, for he last young see-kith not for me…
Bulldog.
Gee but that last photo is a National Geo photo… magnifico.. glorious, majestic, superb, extraordinary and impressive… wow it is bloody marvelous… top shelf my friend top shelf, but so high your standard is now almost beyond reach…
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LOLOLOL! I like the Bulldog quote especially! Thank you for your wonderful compliments….Thou dost professeth too much admiration of yon squirrel?!??
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The “bad guy” is too cute for words! What a face.
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That is brilliant! Your villain is pretty scary. I wouldn’t want to meet him in a dark alley…or a Shakespeare play.
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So clever and cute!
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I doth not think he is. He would appreciate the presentation of his play by such worthy actors 🙂
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🙂
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Methinks Juliet better get out of there quick.
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She needs to make haste to the woods!
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“A plague on both your houses” is classic. He’s a real keeper. The first and last ones are really superb, Suzanne. Portraits, they are, and fine ones at that!
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Thank you so much George! I really appreciate that..:)
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I think I could actually enjoy Shakespeare this way :). Awesome!!
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See?? Now it makes sense!
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Yup! It’s amazing :).
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Presentation is everything 🙂
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Too cute for words! 🙂
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lol! YAY!
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Gave me a serious ‘ aww’ and a chuckle 😀
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You can’t see it , but I’m doing a happy dance!
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LOL!
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Love it when squirrels do Shakespeare! I vote for Macbeth next!
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I will mark that down!
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Love it!
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lol…Thanks!
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Ha ha ha Great !
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Thanks 🙂 🙂
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Oh that’s perfect!
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🙂 TA-DA!!
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Wonderful. That last shot is fantastic. His look says it all.
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What a look! I agree!
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Methinks he doth! But it was worth it.
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🙂 🙂
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