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I devised a name for the song cover video editing thing that I introduced yesterday:

Project Four-Panel.

A special recognition for Garret Erb for being the last person to instant message me before I came up with the name.

Fun fact: Garret Erb does not wish to live in California.

In other news, I’ve been a tad bit more occupied than normal with some other things that I’ve been doing, which is why my blog posts have been shrinking in length lately.

 

Quote of the Day

(8:48:53 PM) adabe123: AOL System Msg: You (adamparkzer) have signed in from another location. This screen name is currently signed in at 2 locations. To sign off the other location(s), reply to this message with the number 1. and your password to verify your account.

(8:49:40 PM) adamparkzer: 1 gotohell

I pity the people that actually fall for those.

 

The Daily Shoot Assignment of the Day

Everyone loves food photos! Make a close-up photograph of food you’re enjoying on a Friday. Arrange for good lighting.

My classic Cheetos and lemonade midnight snack.

The lemonade isn’t in the picture, though. -__-

 

What I’m Reading

A few days ago, I finished reading a book titled City of Bones, the first book in the Mortal Instruments series, which consists of four books written by Cassandra Clare.

I chose to read this book because it was rated as the #1 book in my high school this past school year, and I thought it was worth reading if so many of my peers enjoyed it.

The main character in the story is a teenage girl named Clarissa Fray more commonly referred to as Clary. On a seemingly normal day, Clary discovers, while at a party, that she has special powers that no normal humans have. After investigating these abiities, Clary soon finds herself involved in a world of Shadowhunters, demons, werewolves, vampires, and fairies. Secrets of her past quickly unravel as she tries to learn the true identities of her parents.

In my opinion, the book was pretty good, even though it didn’t really catch my attention. Basically, it wasn’t a edge-of-your-seat page-turner, but it was still worth the time to read. I would recommend it mostly to high schoolers that have an interest in generic fantasy-themed books.

 

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