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Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Bird.”

The Ram makes an uncredited cameo while directing his film The Birds.

Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “T-shirt.”

The Ram allows a little levity on the set of Twilight: Eclipse.

I made that T-shirt for a Victoria doll I gave Rhonda in December 2011. She loaned it to me for this photo shoot. Thanks!

Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativityis “Plaid.”

The Ram directs a scene from the film noir/pulp novel parody Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid.

Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Yellow.” At first, I vaguely mentioned doing something based on the movie I Am Curious (Yellow), even though I was way too young to see that one. I probably still am.

However, Lindsey gave me a [figurative] thunk on the head and said, “HELLO? Beatles fan? Yellow Submarine?”

Of course. And as I mentioned earlier, today is Sir Paul McCartney’s birthday.

The Ram directs a scene from Yellow Submarine. Monster High’s Abbey, Cleo, Frankie, and Operetta can’t really fill out the Fab Four’s suits; but then again, who ever could?

Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Pop.” Though using pop as another word for “father” wasn’t included in the description, it is Father’s Day in the U.S.

The Ram directs a scene from Father of the Bride. Monster High’s Draculaura is escorted by Gerald O’Hara (Scarlett’s father!) in his period attire. But at Lindsey’s request, I went with the movie’s 1991 remake instead of the 1950 original just so I could put the bride in sneakers.

Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Sting.”

The Ram directs a scene from The Secret Life of Bees. If you’ve seen the movie, you know why there are grits on the floor. If you haven’t seen the movie, the Ram gives it two-horns-up.

Halfway there! Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Monster.”

Today, the Ram steps off the movie set to take on the small screen, directing The Twilight Zone Season 2, Episode 6: “The Eye of the Beholder.”

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Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Quotation Marks.”

The Ram directs a scene from the movie He Said, She Said.

I’ll admit that early in the month, when I was in the planning stages for the Ram’s movies, I saw today’s theme and was stumped. It was Tom who suggested this 1991 Kevin Bacon movie.

“Good idea,” I said. “Is that the one with Elizabeth Perkins and Alec Baldwin?”

“No,” Rhonda said. “You’re thinking of [1988’s] She’s Having a Baby with Elizabeth McGovern.”

“Oh, yeah.”

What is it with Kevin Bacon, romantic comedies, and Elizabeths?

Thanks, imdb.com, for giving me a photo of the movie’s set-within-a-set to work from.