Whoville at Eeyore's Thistle Patch
in The Hundred Acre Wood(lawn)

While writing books for children, Dr. Suess wrote life lessons for adults. In the same way Jesus's parables were simple tales that illuminated complex truths, so do certain Suess stories shed light on controversial issues of our time:

The Lorax -- conservation -- "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." We should all speak for the trees and the Swomee-Swans and the Humming-Fish and the... Unless, unless, unless...

The Sneetches -- race relations -- how important are abdominal stars and how should we treat Sneetches with or without stars upon thars?

Green Eggs and Ham -- the willingness to try -- haven't we all made up our minds about something we know nothing about?

Yes, perhaps I'm shovelling it a bit deep, but I really think the world would be a better place if more of us would take a Lorax/Sneetch refresher course to heart.

But if you think these paragraphs were too much, try Freud does Suess on for size!
Then for a laugh try Suess does Shakespeare .
For all manner of Suess-related sites, try Cyber-Suess .
If you're a "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish" fan and are willing to step into the kitchen for some Green Eggs and Turkey Ham while this animated "DCR" downloads, try this .
TNG fans, try Suess does Star Trek TNG .
B5 fans, try Suess does Babylon 5 . (It's not as good as the above, but I'll put it here for Donald.) If only the cool B5 background loaded as swiftly as the grody header image. Blech.

Our Thing 1 and Thing 2: Click to see the full-sized image.

Our Cats in Hats, "in France Chat Chapeau ", 8-97

Nikki left, Kilory right
I made these outfits, but I can't sew for all Suess fans, so visit Suesswear

Nikki left, Kilory right, with Pawpaw-grown pumpkins

Kilory reads to Crinklebine the fish

Cats of different hats

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