A large suit almost as wide as a house and with pockets almost as big as rooms. Man and Woman lived there. Also living with them were Dog, Cat, and Bird. One day, Little Girl was born inside the suit. Little Girl grew and grew so much that she no longer fit in the pocket-room of her suit-house. Where will she sleep now? She had become Big Girl. And she decided to build herself a suit, a large suit, almost as wide as a house and with pockets as big as rooms. Julia Ruiz Carazo: Clean and dry a medical student well. Cut her into julienne strips (as my mother called me). Brown her over low heat in the university theater. Remove her and put her in the capital's great pressure cooker. There, add a little bit of theater school, a few grains of production, and let it simmer for about six years in a rich broth of learning and research. In a baking dish, place the theoretical studies at the bottom: from kindergarten to (it seemed impossible) the bachelor's degree, not forgetting the master's degree in theater studies (even though it may be indigestible). On top, place the contents of the pot and surround it with a few professional companies. Salt it to taste (don't forget LaSal) and pour the sauce over it. Leave it in the oven for several years (temperature: pleasant, the temperature in the south is always pleasant).