My dad and I were outside cutting branches for compost and we made a bunch of leaf-based movies. And by movies I mean movie titles. Here they are.
Leaves: The First Movie
Leaves 2: This Time It’s Personal
Leaves 3: Back For Seconds
Leaves 4: Ever After (They Just Won’t Leave)
Leaves 5: Back For Seconds... Again! (or, alternatively, Leaves 5: Back 5 Seconds)
Leaves 6: Pick Up Sticks
Leaves 7: Renegade (A Sticky Situation)
Leaves ∞: Forever After (It’s Like An Eight On Its Side)
Leaves 9: The Cat Leaves Nine Times
Leaves X: The Final Frontier
Leaves Y: Why Are We Still Making These?
Leaves Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War
Leaves 11: Back On Track
Leaves 12: Literally Just Leaves 1 And 2 Cut Together
Leaves 13: The Hungry Trees
Leaves 14: The End Is Near
We never got to Leaves 15.
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Friday, June 3, 2016
Blink
So, I swore on the soul of the Onion Knight that I would right something today. Here I am. I would never tarnish his reputation.
I finished watching Dan Sucks at Dark Souls today. I liked it. Dark Souls is most certainly my favorite game I've never played.
I've been thinking about death lately (or have I been thinking of death? I'm not sure) because of reasons. By now I'm kinda fine with it, which is slightly worrying.
So death happens. What it means is that we stop working. Everything dies eventually, and there is nothing we can do about it.
Part of why I've been thinking about it is that there's a little night light that I've had since fourth grade which I think is about to die.
Really, it's impressive that it's lasted this long. Kinda. An LED light lasts about six years until it is at about 70% brightness, according to the internet.
Actually, the more I poke around, the less concerned I am. Apparently, LEDs don't flicker, so the little blinks it does are probably due to a bad connection with the base.
And, of course, there is a chance that I'm just actually blinking. Sometimes I blink and don't notice. You probably do so, too.
Well, I think this is enough. The Onion Knight would be proud. I'm going to rewatch the first episode, and then go to sleep.
Also, my birthday party is tomorrow. So that's fun.
I finished watching Dan Sucks at Dark Souls today. I liked it. Dark Souls is most certainly my favorite game I've never played.
I've been thinking about death lately (or have I been thinking of death? I'm not sure) because of reasons. By now I'm kinda fine with it, which is slightly worrying.
So death happens. What it means is that we stop working. Everything dies eventually, and there is nothing we can do about it.
Part of why I've been thinking about it is that there's a little night light that I've had since fourth grade which I think is about to die.
Really, it's impressive that it's lasted this long. Kinda. An LED light lasts about six years until it is at about 70% brightness, according to the internet.
Actually, the more I poke around, the less concerned I am. Apparently, LEDs don't flicker, so the little blinks it does are probably due to a bad connection with the base.
And, of course, there is a chance that I'm just actually blinking. Sometimes I blink and don't notice. You probably do so, too.
Well, I think this is enough. The Onion Knight would be proud. I'm going to rewatch the first episode, and then go to sleep.
Also, my birthday party is tomorrow. So that's fun.
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