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And the dance continues, three-four. one-two....


Hello Everyone,

Don't worry, the title is not meant to suggest that I'm getting tired of writing this blog. I'm sure that's a relief for the three of you that regularly read these. In all honesty, I was having title block. I often go into these not knowing exactly what I'm going to talk about so I try to come up with a clever title from which to start.

My first topic is pretty obvious. I was going through my old papers of notes and writings, and I came across this puzzle I had designed many years ago. I always wanted it to have a single frame comic as a clue to the final puzzle, but I've never been a very good artist.

Now that AI can do it, I've decided to start making these. The plan is to eventually hire an artist, but for now, I'm going to make thirty or so to sell in a puzzle book. For now though, there are three that are free to print out on Google Docs.

Please let me know what you think, or if you find mistakes. I've had to correct a few. It's a bit of a puzzle to make these puzzles, but it is fun. My dad got me hooked on Jumble early on, and I've loved word games ever since.

On the pet front, all is going well. Max and Jax have evolved their relationship as daily boopings is now a thing. No matter how hard he gets booped, Jax loves it. It's so adorable, it makes you want to cry. Max now lays down in their area, which is currently inhabited by Jax, Runway, and Surprise. Max is still unsure about the piggies, but Jax is so chill, I think that Max isn't worried about his motives.

We have yet to find a good cagemate for Onyx. We have him next to Animal right now, and he seems to like him, but we have yet to try to bond them. We are still going through things for our move and we're still awaiting the money from my wife's mother's estate.

Lastly, I've been forgetting to mention the result of MUFON's investigation into my possible UFO sighting. They determined that they are just birds. I was a bit devastated. To me, the first one is clearly not a bird, and if it is, then it's the largest bird I've ever seen. An eagle would've disappeared in the video much sooner. I've tried to get video of an eagle I could clearly see with my eyes, but it was disappearing in and out of view in the video.

I only got excited about my video because, to me, it's a genuine capture of two UFOs. I can clearly see the flying saucer shape of the first one, but I will admit that the second one looks very much like a static Canadian Goose. I've seen plenty of birds glide, and there are slight variations to their positioning and orientation. Only large vehicles look as though they're not making slight course corrections all the time.

Anycow, I'm still working on the first story for Kay'Fox and the Seven Teens. I'm on page nine, but I got sidetracked by an idea for a premise of a video game RPG. I just threw down a few notes, but the plan is to try and finish the story tonight so that I can get back to writing Starbrood where I just dropped a plot bomb.

Please don't forget to like, share, and/or comment. Please consider leaving a tip or buying one of my products. A portion of every sale goes to our guinea pig sanctuary. Thank you so much for reading. Have a wonderful day....[[|:-) 


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