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When I was around the ages of 7-10, I had a cousin who was absolutely obsessed with the Twilight franchise. Me being the impressionable younger cousin who of course wanted to be like her at the time desperately wanted to watch Twilight. My mom agreed after a while and I remember very clearly being 10-years-old... Continue Reading →
As I've been doing this series on my original stories that I wrote when I was younger, I've realized that I haven't done the longest story in the creative writing journal yet. The story I'm referring to was written when I was eight years old and was actually the story that inspired me to start... Continue Reading →
Disney's newest flop, The Marvels came out this Sunday and after a terrible projected earning of only $60 million dollars somehow managed to do even worse only scraping in a tiny $41 million. Remeber, this was Marvel's fourth most expensive movie, costing $274.8 million. It was supposed to do well. Why didn't it? Was it... Continue Reading →
If you are part of the groups known as Millenials or Gen-Z or heck even Gen-X, then you probably know what a fandom is. Either you have friends who are active in a fandom, or maybe you were or maybe your kids won’t shut up about a fandom they’re in. If you went to public... Continue Reading →
Seeing as the movie adaptation of Suzanna Collin's A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is coming out next week, I took it upon myself to re-read the book so that I could give a review of it before the movie comes out. Will I be watching the movie? No, for reasons I listed in a... Continue Reading →
While I'm a bit late covering this story since I try to stay off of rickriordan.com since most of Riordan's posts just anger me, I ran across a post from October 17th that I feel needs to be addressed (you can read the full thing here: https://rickriordan.com/2023/10/from-boston-to-new-york-and-back-again-with-thoughts-about-israel-and-gaza/). To summarize this article, Rick Riordan talked briefly... Continue Reading →
It's been a while since I graced you all with the chaotic stories that I wrote when I was much younger. We've gone through pretty much all the stories I wrote when I was seven, so now it's time to start going through the stories that I wrote when I was eight. At this point,... Continue Reading →
I first read Coraline by Neil Gaiman in the spring of 2020 because I had seen the movie a million times and thought to myself "Hold up. It's a book?! Well, guess what I'm doing today." From then on, I have watched pretty much every theory about Coraline on YouTube that there is and the... Continue Reading →
Happy Day-Before-Halloween, tanukis! As you've seen in the title, this review is about Tolkien's epic romance, Beren and Luthien, which may seem like a strange choice for those who haven't read it for a (sorta) Halloween post, but don't worry. You'll see why I choose this book in a sec. So settle down, grab your... Continue Reading →
Finally ending this series on the reasons why you shouldn't allow your kids on Roblox, I'm going to talk about the last big problem that seals the corruption of Roblox: censorship. While you might not think that censorship really affects your kids, it actually does. Roblox has inadvertently backed themselves into a corner and admitted... Continue Reading →
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