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Sep 24, 2012, 09:59 AM
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I am in a art classroom (in highschool)
 which I always loved (35 or so years ago)...... And we had a substitute teacher  not just any teacher, but George Lucas...  ... He demanded we all draw figures/creatures for him  .... and I could not lift my pencil  .... please give me some clues for this one????  It was not a bad dream... but somehow still inmobilizing. Thanks
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Sep 24, 2012, 08:56 PM
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The creative part of you (in the art class), is personified (in George Lucas). It seeks some outlet of expression (the assignment being demanded); but you feel you cannot appease this creative desire (not being able to lift your pencil).
Sorry. Normally I give full on novels for interpretations. But this was so straightforward in detail and so...simple....in plot, that this was all I could find in it.
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Sep 25, 2012, 06:34 PM
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Thanks... I am still kind of laughing about this one... LOL Another super funny one I had was about bumble bees... gigantic bumble bees... while I am on a ladder trying to paint the exterior of our house.... and trying my best to swipe them off with a hat.....
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