Grand Avenue by Mike Thompson for March 15, 2014

My first Shakespeare role was the Soothsayer when my 6th grade class did selected scenes from Julius Caesar. 40 years later a director balked at getting me a lipectomy out of the production budget so that I could have a lean and hungry enough look to play Cassius.

I believe the Ides means the middle.

yesterday was pi day and today is Ides The way it goes!

Agreed Mike.

All I know is that the Ides are on the 15th of March, which used to be the final day to file your income tax.

I’m glad they changed that day to April 15th.

scrabblefiend: That’s because businesses use computers now, so it takes longer to get the paperwork to the employees.

Caesar definitely had a bad “Ides of March” don’t you think Marcus Brutus? " Et tu Brute?"

This is the only one I’ve ever seen, courtesy of Netflix: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049674/