Recommended by Lee R. Lawing

The title is so fun and I was thinking it might be a take-off on that play, but then was lead into a completely different spin---delightfully so. Smith crafts a little gem in this short play and we can only hope that Jeremey reaps the rewards as we have by reading it.

The older I get, the more I think about things like this, how much time left do I have? How much time do I have to give to social media (less and less I find) and then just knowing that yesterday was my birthday, this play hit home hard, but for the first time in a long time, I spent my day quietly and one for reflection and trying to arrange my spoons so that when I the day ended I would be OK with how I spent it.

This was the play of the day for me a few weeks ago. A funny, yet painful ode to one's fantasy measuring up to the actual reality of things like love, and kisses and waiting for what may come your way one day if you just keep waiting for it long enough.

My opinion of the brotherhood has certainly morphed over the years and the older I've gotten ,feel like i've eased into the lifetime membership, at least until the end of my time.

I was glad this was my play of the day on the homepage. A portrait of the little written about LOUIS Joseph Xavier François which proves to be very touching and full of love and a bond between brother and sister that brings you to tears as you listen to them talk about the future that the little prince will never see.

Poor, poor Bear, just trying to lend a helping paw. Another delightful chapter of the Vampire Bear that leaves you feeling a little happy and a lot of glad that you've encountered this magical creature who comes to save the day like he's saved your day from just being another ordinary 24 hours.

Oh those things and items we feel are beyond measure and value over everything else and when it comes down to it, those items are never as valued in the same way or intensity. Funny and horrifying!

We all understand that feeling when the lights go in the auditorium or any kind of public space where it's big and everything unknown starts to creep in around your spectacular imagination.

This line really grabbed my attention: "It's an effort to be delighted all the time" but isn't that what we sort of grow up believing. Ronan and Cecile find themselves in what has to be a maddening situation where their bodies have aged, but of course, as we all know the older we get, our minds still feel that we are forever young, forever capable of living the way we think and feel we should be able to.

A powerful statement on death and life and the reflections of both.