I woke up with the beginning of a song. I wanted to go back to sleep, but I didn't want to forget the song, so I woke up and began. It was only six notes I had, but after a few more hours of composing, I have over 7 minutes of an intro to a much longer piece I plan to make called "bees". I'm just posting this little poem here so I don't forget it.
bees
floating in the air
without a care
collect that pollen
bees
see their little toes
landing on a rose
I thought I wasn't going to do the cover for a while, but as it turns out I got some inspiration and made a cover for it. And I learned something: Drawing a hippopotamus is hard. So I put it on the website just in time for the holiday season.
I can't believe it's December and it's 63 degrees right now. I'm hot in here. I got the mail. I got a bubbleope mail. Inside was a copy of Star Wars: Jedi Adventure for the Tiger R-Zone. It came with a little plastic holder. I now have four game
I got an idea for the third Scary Tales tale. So I went to my computer and began to write it. I had felt a wave of ideas coming to my brain so I put them down on my computer. And a few hours later, I had it: The third scary tale.
I had an idea, but then I thought for a little bit and the idea was actually a Goosebumps book. Well, perhaps. All I remember about the book was the cover, a giant kid, seen from legs down, stomping around on a playground. I had wanted to make a story about
Today was a boring day. So I decided to go through my papers. While I was, I discovered a couple of stories I thought I had lost. One of them was made in 2020, so it was on my computer. The other one is undated, but it was from when I was a kid, I'm guessing around 1996 or so?
So since the old one wasn't on my computer yet, I decided to type it up so it was in a Libre Office file. I don't use Word since I'd have to pay for it. I used to have Word, but the computer died and left me with no w
A long time ago, I took Spanish in seventh grade. I didn't do too well in it though. But I noticed that the words "llueve" (rain) and "nueve" (nine) rhymed. I kept that in my memory bank for a long time. It was last night when I couldn't sleep that I thought I'd try to make a poem out of it. Since I forgot the rest of the Spanish I learned, I got my English/Spanish dictionary out and began work. This is the result. I highly doubt the Spanish syntax is correct, but oh well.
llueve en
like a cat that is flat on the road
like a butt with its own zip code
like the cat poop that is in my den
like the black ink I get when I chew on a pen
like standing outside in the snow when all you have on is some socks
and when you try to take a step you slip on slippery rocks
like noticing your shoe's untied
and the laces get in the gears in a bicycle ride
so you fall down on the ground and you feel pain
and you notice on the pavement is a bit of your brain
and no one's th