You have faith in your persona’s speech.

Imagine a country song: how could you have sawed my heart in half?

Picture open heart surgery: how do they saw without hurting the person?

an elegant grain bouquet held in the eco-bride’s fist

Mother: Thinking about a woman can hinder a man's sense of direction. I'm going to steer him my way. / Daughter: Some women like me are hindered in their compass skills. Thank goodness for GPS.

mice rent the shelves with the grain

child practicing characters at home

ten ancient oracles

Noah releases the dove one last time, and she doesn’t return. He takes this as a sign that it is time to leave the ark, that the road is requesting his presence. (Bible Series)

Request the Presence of Noah’s Dove: During the flood of misery during the Depression, people often request the presence of Noah’s dove of peace. (1930's On the Road)

Which weighs more, the grain or you?

“The Hero and the Pig”  For this fable we look no further than E.B. White’s famous Wilbur the pig. He is loved and inspired by a true hero, Charlotte, who saves his life. Moral: Size of body doesn’t determine size of love. (Fables)

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insects on a family tree showing how butterflies are related

mask over the little you to make yourself more literary

in my heart I fear the work of an ordinary laborer

mark boxes on a map with X’s indicating different regions

Picture a written offer of marriage from the crown.

Prince Mischievous is meant to be a scholar but is always into mischief, trying to distract his father from his writing, with a slingshot.

esteemed taskmaster gets a spacious office (with a little Yoda on her shelf)

There is sparse vegetation under the bridge that ends the Spartan Race.

You hit your stride on the road at ten thousand steps.

StrideTen Thousand: The New Deal offers new hope to millions out of work. Government-created jobs encourage the country to stride forward into a new era, take ten thousand steps forward. (1930's On the Road)

Sometimes having a portion of your grain harvest go to taxes feels like paying the devil.