What have I gotten myself into?

Ok, so the basic idea's simple enough. Read a parable per day, make some commentary on it, hopefully it's a learning experience for everyone involved. And then the problem pops up, right on schedule: what's the definition of the parables. So after a long and complicated search, I figured what I'll do is this: I'll assume the following 33 parables for now, but I reserve the right to do make changes to that plan where it seems apropriate. Possibly use some of the "proverbial expressions" as well, altho that'd involve looking at two or once or suchlike. Funs.

So anyway, here's the list of parables with the books they appear in.

Drawing in the Net, Matthew 13:47–50
Laborers in the Vineyard, Matthew 20:1–16
Lost Money, Luke 15:8–10
The Faithful Servant, Luke 12:35–48
The Good Samaritan, Luke 10:30–37
The Seed Growing Secretly, Mark 4:26–29
The Lost Sheep, Matthew 18:12–14, Luke 15:1–7
The Mustard Seed, Matthew 13:31–32 Mark 4:30–32 Luke 13:18–19
The Pearl, Matthew 13:45–46
The Prodigal Son, Luke 15:11–32
The Sower (The Four Soils), Matthew 13:3–23 Mark 4:1–20 Luke 8:5–15
The Wedding Feast, Matthew 22:1–14, Luke 14:16–24
Pharisee and the Publican, Luke 18:9–14
Ten Talents, Matthew 25:14–30, Luke 19:11–27
The Budding Fig Tree, Matt 24:32–36, Mark 13:28–32, Luke 21:29–33
The Friend at Night, Luke 11:5–8
The Hidden Treasure, Matthew 13:44
The Importunate Widow, Luke 18:1–8
The Leaven, Matthew 13:33, Luke 13:20–21
The Master and Servant, Luke 17:7–10
The Rich Fool, Luke 12:16–21
The Rich Man and the Beggar Lazarus, Luke 16:19–31
The Tares, Matthew 13:24–30
The Ten Virgins, Matthew 25:1–13
The Two Debtors, Luke 7:41–47
The Two Sons, Matthew 21:28–32
The Unjust Steward, Luke 16:1–9
The Wicked Husbandmen, Matthew 21:33–46, Mark 12:1–12, Luke 20:9–19
The Wise and the Foolish Builders, Matthew 7:24–27
Unmerciful Servant, Matthew 18:23–35
Building a tower and waging war, Luke 14:28–33
The Barren Fig Tree, Luke 13:6–9
The Guests, Luke 14:7–15

This is going to be fun...