Hamlet

A different share your World

by Lolsy's Library

Since I couldn’t find the Share Your World link this week, I have decided to do my own type of “Share Your World” Blog challenge. So it’s just a simple challenge really, just some simple facts about myself so you, my readers, know a little bit more about me. Please feel free to copy the questions as well.

7 Facts about Yourself

1. My second favourite Disney princess is Aurora aka Sleeping Princess, mainly because I love my sleep.

2. I am currently writing about 3 different novels/books, but they will probably never be finished or published.

3. I don’t sing in the shower, but I do dance and lip sync.

4. Sometimes I honestly think that only my Dog loves me.

5. I actually really like where I work and I adore my co-workers, but it’s not my dream job.

6. I love to bake, I just don’t like to cook.

7.  I am one of those weird people that actually likes my fruit and vegetables and I’m confounded by the whole “sugar is bad for you” like it’s some new breakthrough? I’ve always known that, still gonna eat it though!

 

6 People Who Inspire You

1. My Great-Grand father

2. My Gran

3. Animals…I don’t care that it says “People”hehe

4. The characters from Lord of the Ring and the Hobbit.

5. Anyone who plays Celtic music

6. The Guides from Safari Live!

5 Favourite Girls Names 

1. Lilly

2. Belle

3. Arwen

4. Jasmine

5. Eve

4 Favourite Boys Names

1. Joseph

2. Antony

3.  David

4. There pretty much it really.

3 Things You Like About Yourself

1. It feels good to be able to say and slightly humbling too. At work today I was told that my co-workers love how, no matter what, my laugh makes them laugh and it helps them to keep them sane.

2. My behind has been complimented by men and women alike! It’s a good butt!hehe

3. Personally for me, I like it when I can take care and stand up for those I care about. Especially when I can help solve the problem.

2 Things You’re Looking Forward To

1. Going back to Melbourne!

2. Getting a paying job in a Library!

1 Quote You Live By 

1. “To Thine Own Self Be True” William Shakespeare…Polonius “Hamlet”

Real Life Disney

by Lolsy's Library

This week has definitely been feeling like it has a magical type feeling behind it. What if i was to tell some truths behind some of the most famous Disney fairy-tales?

Beauty and the Beast

Beauty and the Beast is probably one of my most favourite Disney movies and Belle is my favourite Disney princess.

The “real life” is pretty accurate expect for a couple of little differences that don’t really make too much of a shocking difference. Belle’s father is actually extremely rich but is in extreme debt. The other major difference is that Belle has two stepsisters (not so much of a shocker in a fairytale)…The Beast allows Belle to go home as long as it is only for a week. Belle’s step-sisters try to keep Belle at home for longer than that in the hopes that the Beast will be so mad at her he will eat her alive!

The Lion King

It may not seem like such a stretch when you really think about it. “The Lion King” is apparently loosely based on the Williams Shakespeare play “Hamlet”. (The jealous brother wants to kill the King, comes up with a scrupulous plan and manages to unleash the plan, and the son wants revenge…Yeah…Think about it…).

Pinocchio

This one you will not see coming!

Pinocchio runs away as soon as he can walk, Gepetto is arrested after police believe that he is abusing Pinocchio and Pinocchio kills a talking cricket! Gepetto is eventually released and insists that Pinocchio goes to school. Pinocchio sells his texts books to attend the Great Marionette Theatre, encounters a fox and cat who to try to hang him and steal from him. Pinocchio does eventaully end up shaping up and becoming a real boy though.

Check out these links below too see even more real life fairytale’s:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/adamellis/super-dark-origins-behind-your-favorite-disney-movies

http://movies.allwomenstalk.com/real-stories-behind-our-favorite-disney-classics

http://www.livescience.com/41208-fairy-tales-that-came-true.html