I was commenting on a blog when my 'Word Verification' was Dunfib. So I made up a little thing about it--Leauphaun and I exchange such 'definitions' sometimes. Here's mine. (I was bored--I had to blog this)
Morris: Dunfib.
Mother: I'm glad you're done fibbing, Morris dear. *is distracted, reading a book*
Morris: No, DUNFIB.
Mother: What was that, dear?
Morris: DUNFIB!!!
Mother: Now, Morris, you KNOW your language arts teacher doesn't like it when you make up words!
Morris: I saw it on the internet. It's not made up.
Mother: WHAT?! I told you not to look at unknown sites! You never know if its good or bad!
Morris: It was a preschool site.
Mother: That's absurd! What does it even mean?
Morris: It means to have something upside down be turned up, and when its up its upside down because the snails on the ceiling think their right side up, making it upside down for them but is really truly right side up. *shrugs* But I could be wrong.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Friday, May 27, 2011
To the Farm, I Say!!
I want to go back. My mom calls it her 'Happy Place.' To tell you, we've gone to the epic farm. My grandpa has a farm that my great-great-grandpa had built. So in other words, its really old.
We've been deciding that we need to fix it up a whole lot--as in, fix the mold and water damage in the house by ripping out the walls after the roof is fixed, pull up the linoleum because there's really pretty wood underneath--and pull up the carpet, where there's also wood, get new countertops, maybe new cabinets--wash the curtains. That sort of stuff. Paint the house, eventually. There's only a bit of white paint left on it.
So we're hoping to spend part of the summer there, even though its two and a half hours away. One of the reasons why we're going to go often is because we started a garden--a late garden. Since the soil in our backyard is no good, we're excited about this. There's peppers--jalapeños, banana peppers, sweet banana peppers, bell peppers--watermelon, big tomatoes, flowers (lots of marigolds around the edges because the fence is not so totally fixed, and rabbits hate marigolds) and a few other things that I can't list off the top of my head. It's a late garden, but its been doing well!
AND we found a snake. Haha. Pretty little snake--except Manny and mom were set on killing it. XD But I didn't want to (its not his fault we invaded the garden), so Manny used a shovel and I raked him on there. But unfortunately, he fell off after a few feet. Manny lost her cool and slammed the shovel down, and then the point, so I don't know if he survived. I think he did, because I didn't see him. :) We're not sure what kind of snake he was. He might've been a garter, but I'm not sure. He had an orange stripe down his back, and looked almost checkered. Here's a picture. :)
Unfortunately, mom didn't download all the pictures, so I don't have them all. There was a really cool one with the snake's tongue sticking out.
The first day we mowed down the whole lot of dead and green grassy stuff in the garden, and then raked it out. Took forever. And then we mowed again, and then raked it out. Most of the morning we did that.
^ Grandpa mowing. ^_^ Notice the really broken fence. We had to flatten it.
Lunchtime! We went to small town called Durham and ate at a Mennonite restaurant--very nice people. I got a cheeseburger (because it was cheap) and onion rings. The seasoning was REALLY good.
There was a picture that I would've taken a picture of to blog, but too bad, I gave it to the waitress. I have a good/bad habit of doing that. XD This is my mom's food.
After lunch we rented a rototiller and tilled the garden. Mom did it once, and then Jake and I had to rake it again--as fast as we could, so we could return the rototiller. We raked so hard, in fact, for ten minutes, that in the crook of my thumb it became a blister and ripped nearly right off. (TMI?) So, anyways, its a bit hard to draw. :P
Then we found a little lizard, around six inches long--shorter than it was supposed to be because it was missing half its tail and one of its front legs. We got not pictures of him, though.
So we planted while the whole time under a giant thunderstorm watch. We rushed inside while it rained, our dad texting us from home, telling us not to leave because of hail that may happen, storms and such. We finally left and went to grandpa's house and slept there.
And then we went back early the next morning! This time we went out and fixed fences. Fun but hard work. My grandpa took the four-wheeler with a small trailer attached, just in case we got stuck or something in the truck. Jake drove. :) The only time he gets to drive is at the farm, so it was fun for him to drive. :D
There were three ways to fix fences. One, if it was a metal stake, you'd take this loopy wire thingy and close one end around the barbed wire, and hook the other, longer loop, around the OTHER end--and then stick the end of the pliers in it and then push it over like a wheel to get the wire tight--if that makes any sense. :P
The second way to do it is when you have a wooden (just a thick stick or something, really) stake, you can use a little U-shaped nail and nail that into the wood with the barbed wire in it.
The third way was the one I did, because my mom did the nails and Jake did the other. You just cut a piece of wire and twist it tightly on one part of the barbed wire, take it around the wooden stake, pull it as tight as you can and twist it again around the barbed wire. Unfortunately, pliers are pretty useless in my hands unless I was doing the kind Jake was doing, and the gloves were way to big for me. So I was stuck with my fingers! It was rather hard on them, but I got through it just fine. It was Jake, Grandpa, mom and I out there.
The cows came up to us after awhile, all black, and we got to see their calves from about fifteen feet away. :) But I cannot post the pictures because both Jake and I are in them. :P Scratch that, I have one:
What's more fun is that my mom let me ride on the tailgate on the way back, even though Jake was driving. :) F. U. N. I had the thought, "I wish I could take a video from here."
We ate lunch when we got back, and then went back out again. This time Manny rode on the tailgate with me, but Jake started going fast and she was a bit... umm... scared. :) But it was quite fun for me.
We ended up doing three and a half lines of fences--almost the whole pasture. The cows came near us once, and we just walked right on, and they walked away. :) Manny drove the pickup while we were in the pasture, and she did rather well. :)
We came to a pond, and found this huge hole that looked like a den with two holes in it. One didn't lead anywhere much, but the other you could see go on under the ground. There was another entrance nearby. We told grandpa about it and he said that it was probably a badger's den, so that's fun. XD
It was getting really stormy by this time, and the wind was going 40 miles an hour. Kansas. Completely Kansas.
We weren't allowed to ride on the tailgate back, so we squeezed in the truck and went back to the farm, spread straw around the garden, and went inside for a bit. I found this really nice (slightly dented) box in the farmhouse with a key in the lock. Inside I found a bright red, woolen scarf that wasn't faded or eaten up at all! It was practically untouched by age. Right now I have the key around my neck, and the box has a bunch of papers concerning drawings and my novel in it. :)
We left and drove home... and I fell asleep. :)
We got home late and then went to bed.
But then we had to go somewhere again yesterday, about an hour from here, and went to my cousin's graduation. She went to a private school called Cair Paravel, and there was a huge ado about it. They came after these people wearing kilts and playing bagpipes, sang, and were 'knighted' by this man with a big sword in a huge church. Each of the boys got a sword (LUCKIES) and each of the girls got a circlet. (I'd rather have a sword.)
It ended where boys would take the arm of a girl and walk out. There were three boys at the end, because there weren't as many girls as boys. That made me glad that I wasn't *in* the graduation.
So then there was a whole dance and everything, even though this was only an eighth grade graduation.
I liked it all, it was really nice, but I couldn't help think of all the money it would cost for the graduation and for going to the school. I really am thankful that I get to be homeschooled.
Here are some pictures on the way back from my grandpa's farm:
Wheat^
And is this the BEST PART??? YES!! Pictures up there mean pictures downloaded. I took pictures of my drawings.
This was done awhile ago. :)
And this is the Redeemer. :) I had done the people and the stones, but I didn't know what to put for the background. As I was sitting there, I kept seeing two, sad eyes. And so that's what I ended up doing.
We've been deciding that we need to fix it up a whole lot--as in, fix the mold and water damage in the house by ripping out the walls after the roof is fixed, pull up the linoleum because there's really pretty wood underneath--and pull up the carpet, where there's also wood, get new countertops, maybe new cabinets--wash the curtains. That sort of stuff. Paint the house, eventually. There's only a bit of white paint left on it.
So we're hoping to spend part of the summer there, even though its two and a half hours away. One of the reasons why we're going to go often is because we started a garden--a late garden. Since the soil in our backyard is no good, we're excited about this. There's peppers--jalapeños, banana peppers, sweet banana peppers, bell peppers--watermelon, big tomatoes, flowers (lots of marigolds around the edges because the fence is not so totally fixed, and rabbits hate marigolds) and a few other things that I can't list off the top of my head. It's a late garden, but its been doing well!
AND we found a snake. Haha. Pretty little snake--except Manny and mom were set on killing it. XD But I didn't want to (its not his fault we invaded the garden), so Manny used a shovel and I raked him on there. But unfortunately, he fell off after a few feet. Manny lost her cool and slammed the shovel down, and then the point, so I don't know if he survived. I think he did, because I didn't see him. :) We're not sure what kind of snake he was. He might've been a garter, but I'm not sure. He had an orange stripe down his back, and looked almost checkered. Here's a picture. :)
The first day we mowed down the whole lot of dead and green grassy stuff in the garden, and then raked it out. Took forever. And then we mowed again, and then raked it out. Most of the morning we did that.
Lunchtime! We went to small town called Durham and ate at a Mennonite restaurant--very nice people. I got a cheeseburger (because it was cheap) and onion rings. The seasoning was REALLY good.
There was a picture that I would've taken a picture of to blog, but too bad, I gave it to the waitress. I have a good/bad habit of doing that. XD This is my mom's food.
After lunch we rented a rototiller and tilled the garden. Mom did it once, and then Jake and I had to rake it again--as fast as we could, so we could return the rototiller. We raked so hard, in fact, for ten minutes, that in the crook of my thumb it became a blister and ripped nearly right off. (TMI?) So, anyways, its a bit hard to draw. :P
Then we found a little lizard, around six inches long--shorter than it was supposed to be because it was missing half its tail and one of its front legs. We got not pictures of him, though.
So we planted while the whole time under a giant thunderstorm watch. We rushed inside while it rained, our dad texting us from home, telling us not to leave because of hail that may happen, storms and such. We finally left and went to grandpa's house and slept there.
And then we went back early the next morning! This time we went out and fixed fences. Fun but hard work. My grandpa took the four-wheeler with a small trailer attached, just in case we got stuck or something in the truck. Jake drove. :) The only time he gets to drive is at the farm, so it was fun for him to drive. :D
There were three ways to fix fences. One, if it was a metal stake, you'd take this loopy wire thingy and close one end around the barbed wire, and hook the other, longer loop, around the OTHER end--and then stick the end of the pliers in it and then push it over like a wheel to get the wire tight--if that makes any sense. :P
The second way to do it is when you have a wooden (just a thick stick or something, really) stake, you can use a little U-shaped nail and nail that into the wood with the barbed wire in it.
The third way was the one I did, because my mom did the nails and Jake did the other. You just cut a piece of wire and twist it tightly on one part of the barbed wire, take it around the wooden stake, pull it as tight as you can and twist it again around the barbed wire. Unfortunately, pliers are pretty useless in my hands unless I was doing the kind Jake was doing, and the gloves were way to big for me. So I was stuck with my fingers! It was rather hard on them, but I got through it just fine. It was Jake, Grandpa, mom and I out there.
The cows came up to us after awhile, all black, and we got to see their calves from about fifteen feet away. :) But I cannot post the pictures because both Jake and I are in them. :P Scratch that, I have one:
What's more fun is that my mom let me ride on the tailgate on the way back, even though Jake was driving. :) F. U. N. I had the thought, "I wish I could take a video from here."
We ate lunch when we got back, and then went back out again. This time Manny rode on the tailgate with me, but Jake started going fast and she was a bit... umm... scared. :) But it was quite fun for me.
We ended up doing three and a half lines of fences--almost the whole pasture. The cows came near us once, and we just walked right on, and they walked away. :) Manny drove the pickup while we were in the pasture, and she did rather well. :)
We came to a pond, and found this huge hole that looked like a den with two holes in it. One didn't lead anywhere much, but the other you could see go on under the ground. There was another entrance nearby. We told grandpa about it and he said that it was probably a badger's den, so that's fun. XD
It was getting really stormy by this time, and the wind was going 40 miles an hour. Kansas. Completely Kansas.
We weren't allowed to ride on the tailgate back, so we squeezed in the truck and went back to the farm, spread straw around the garden, and went inside for a bit. I found this really nice (slightly dented) box in the farmhouse with a key in the lock. Inside I found a bright red, woolen scarf that wasn't faded or eaten up at all! It was practically untouched by age. Right now I have the key around my neck, and the box has a bunch of papers concerning drawings and my novel in it. :)
We left and drove home... and I fell asleep. :)
We got home late and then went to bed.
But then we had to go somewhere again yesterday, about an hour from here, and went to my cousin's graduation. She went to a private school called Cair Paravel, and there was a huge ado about it. They came after these people wearing kilts and playing bagpipes, sang, and were 'knighted' by this man with a big sword in a huge church. Each of the boys got a sword (LUCKIES) and each of the girls got a circlet. (I'd rather have a sword.)
It ended where boys would take the arm of a girl and walk out. There were three boys at the end, because there weren't as many girls as boys. That made me glad that I wasn't *in* the graduation.
So then there was a whole dance and everything, even though this was only an eighth grade graduation.
I liked it all, it was really nice, but I couldn't help think of all the money it would cost for the graduation and for going to the school. I really am thankful that I get to be homeschooled.
Here are some pictures on the way back from my grandpa's farm:
And is this the BEST PART??? YES!! Pictures up there mean pictures downloaded. I took pictures of my drawings.
I did this one in a church service. :)
This one I ended up only taking a picture of the person. It was supposed to be like a mirror image, except that the mirror was too sketchy, so I just did this part. :) I called this one 'The Reflection of Mankind' because a lot of times, the real reflection of mankind is dark and shadowy.
This one was just sort of a doodle. It was fun to do. :)
I named this one "The Battle for the Ithullden Orb." I started with the shadowed girl, and then the orb, and then it looked as if she was hiding behind it. Just her posture suggested that. And then I did the dragon on the right, and then the second one beneath that. Then the cliffish thing that the other two black dragon figures are fighting on and then what was supposed to look sort of like a sea with a sword in it. :)
This is a semi-ok dress. Didn't take that long, so it isn't that good.
I really liked this dragon/creature. I did the body, but then I couldn't figure out what sort of head would match it. I eventually came out with this, and am quite happy with it.
This... is a type of dragon. Obviously. I forgot what the name was, but its a pretty much 'normal' dragon, but a certain breed of it. Wait--was the main dragon a Myrr dragon? I'm not sure.
This was more of a doodle as well. The picture from a drawing book I used wasn't advanced, so I didn't put much detail in it because I didn't want to ruin it.
This is... a dragon. ;) Use your imagination for the rest.
This is Sinadarai, a Lightguard from my novel. I randomly did this, so I may not stick to this.
I found this in a 'Drawing Fantasy Landscapes an Cityscapes' book. Of course, the real drawing wasn't that modest. It was sleeveless and looked like a piece of cloth draped around her. Blah. So, I changed it. *MWAHAHA*
This is an unfinished picture that I began. I have go re-check the book out from the library because I had to return it. The book is called the 'Dracopedia.'
Ah, this is amateur. Blah. Not that good.
I rather like this tunic, but she looks bigger on her lower half because I didn't photograph it from straight above. :P
This was a last-minute drawing, I had to do it for co-op. So its not that good.
This is Falon and the Wyrm Lord. I was focusing on the fight, so the background is rather sketchy.
Just a random helmet.
This is to show you what happened to that really good horse I drew--and it happened a second time. It looks like this.
This is definitely a work in progress. Scaled body and feathered wings.
*cringes* This was my second attempt at drawing a person. The first comes next.
This was my first attempt. Watch out, the drawings of people are horrible.
This one looks like a little girl.
This one's okay...
Eagle Sword Concept number one. Please tell me which you like better.
Eagle Sword Concept number two.
This was my attempt at drawing Moby. :P Except he kept moving and his head was in the wrong position, making his nose too short. :P
And this is an unfinished horse.
There was one other picture, but I didn't get a picture of it because I gave it away. I drew it on the way to the graduation, in the car. The shading turned out way better than usual!! It was really good--for me. :)
And unfortunately, I've just finished my sketchbook--*again.* So now I'll have to use my allowance for it.
And to close all, here's an epic video. This guy heard the Narnia theme song and then played it by ear. Epic. Capitalized. ;) Please tell me if it doesn't work.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Some Poem About Imagination
I sit in the dark, without a light,
Hearing my brother’s annoying math,
Trying to think, trying to write,
But wandering down a different path.
Distracted by the chirps of a bird,
Not a single idea comes to mind,
Unless you count the insanely absurd
Wandering outside imagination’s tight bind.
Imaginations been shut, tied up,
He is no use to poor old me,
Who’s hearing the alarm of wake-up,
Blaring unstopped and free.
Barbie movies I hear from afar,
Just as distracting as math!
Races by does a car,
I hear someone taking a bath.
“All too distracting,” says Inspiration
Running away from poor me,
“Sorry, can’t open,” says Imagination,
“For my information isn’t free.”
In despair I wander, seeking,
But it just gets farther away—
Imagination’s closed, no peeking,
Then I knew what to say.
“Imagination! What does it cost?”
I ask, hoping to find.
“Ye don’t have it, it’s been lost!”
He said from behind the bind.
He said from behind the bind.
“Then what is it?” I cry back,
“It’s Originality,” he says sadly.
“Is it Originality the world does lack?”
“Yes! They’re doing very badly.”
“No one uses Imagination anymore,
So I just shut locked myself!
The world’s just full of muck and gore.”
“But sir, I know a writer Elf!”
“The world’s not so bad,” says I,
“There’s still happiness and light!
Sometimes there’s a sin or a lie,
But there’s joy, which is bright!”
“That writer Elf I know—
Realize that some writers have it—
Though maybe at first it’s low,
But originality’s still strongly lit.”
“I’ll give you this book,
By a certain WTB—
Don’t give me that look,
Just wait and see!”
Imagination, a little unsure,
Took the book and read it.
And loved it greatly as it were—
O, Originality was still lit!
Excited, he tore those dreadful binds off,
Making all his information free,
Though many today still scoff,
They’re skepticism won’t affect me.
A little mediocre... but its what I came up with on spur of the moment as I wrote in my novel.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Blogpost--Surprised? Strange.
Hey! Blogpost, ya’ll! Been reading. Yes, me? Reading
And, I was tagged. Tagged, flagged, down. Weird, huh?
1. Your Hero?
Other than God, I’d have to say my dog. He’s truly been my hero for a long time. Always comforting (when you cry, he puts his head in your lap) and never minding if he gets accidentally stepped on and never bites. But most of all, he’s been a GREAT help with the puppy. If he hadn’t been there, I’d probably have failed with her by now. He plays with her, teaches her, and sort of sedates her. Somehow.
2. Your favorite subject in school.
If art was in my school, I’d say art. But we have not yet put any art in school, though I hope there shall be next year!! Other than that, I’d say read-alouds because my mom does it so well and because they’re way more interesting than the boring readers. :P
3. Your favorite animal.
HORSES!!! And this is not just a phase. Horses have always been my favorite, ever since I knew what the differences of a few animals were. They’ve always been my favorite.
4. Your favorite reptile.
I would say dragons, but its debatable whether dragons are reptiles or not. My dragons aren’t cold-blooded. So my dragons seem to be in a whole other animal group, so I’ll have to say… lizards or geckos. I don’t know!
5. Your number of dogs.
Currently two. Ones a brand new puppy, and ones a seven-year old golden retriever.
6. Your favorite movie.
LOTR!!! I’m not sure of any others, though.
7. Are you an early bird or a bed bug?
It depends. Most of the time a bed bug, but sometimes I surprise myself… And not because there’s a monster under my bed.
8. When is your birthday?
Nov. 2nd
9. How many bathrooms does your house have?
Umm… why do you want to know? Stalkers don’t forget anything do th—oh, wait. Ryebrynn made this. And she’s my sister. Whoops. We’ve got three.
10. Have you ever been to Galveston , Texas
Whoa. Yes. Ry has, so I guess that’s why she put it up here…
So that’s the tag!
I’ve also been doing a lot of drawings—but nothing fantastic like Leauphaun’s work. I tried to do Moby—but since I was doing real-life and not from a photo, I had to keep him from moving. Didn’t work out. His position (the only one he’d stay in) made his muzzle look too short. :P
The Eagle Sword Concept… Hm. A sword that has an eagle with outstretched wings for a crossguard. The first one had the eagle’s head on the hilt, and tail engraved on the blade. But since I’m not very good at eagles, it didn’t turn out as well as it could’ve.
The second eagle wasn’t quite as good in the head and wings, and this time it was switched—it’s head is almost on the blade, and its tail engraved on the hilt. I hope I’ll get pictures up soon… Gar.
Sorry, all, but I must leave. I’m pretty sure that there was a lot more to be said, but I must leave. :P Fare all thee well!
--Vrenith J
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Jaavere Emrayel/Lady Amber's Blog
Forgot to mention this in my other post. :) My dear friend, Lady Amber (Or Jaavere Emrayel) made a blog! Please, my dear followers, FLOOD HER WITH FOLLOWERS!!!!
She is a rather good artist, as well. :) Here's her blog: http://writingdrawingandreading.blogspot.com/
Remember--she's an epic elf. ;)
CHARGE!!!!!!
--Vrenith
She is a rather good artist, as well. :) Here's her blog: http://writingdrawingandreading.blogspot.com/
Remember--she's an epic elf. ;)
CHARGE!!!!!!
--Vrenith
Mobelicious and Stuff
He. Hi. Back here to share with you all! Update on puppy--she and Moby are now friends. :) She is also very annoying, yet cute. So I guess that's all--oh, and she's been whining not as much at night. :D
Ah, to get to what the subject is. I drew a horse, and I loved it!! But--oh, I'm so mad--I left the sketchbook open and it rubbed against the fabric of my bag! It smeared everywhere (for I did not rub it in with my fingers)! So I had to erase all the smears and try to redo it. Unfortunately, it doesn't look quite as good as it did--but my dad took a picture of it with his iPhone before it got messed up. Also unfortunately, I have been trying for the last hour and a half to get it up here. :P It isn't working. Sorry, folks.
AND, another thing about my dear Mobelicious: Leauphaun, an amazing, talented artist, drew him! Look on. It looks just like him:
Epic, right?? I love it! Thank you, Leauphaun, for allowing me to blog this picture. :)
I've now read FROM DARKNESS WON!!!! And now I'm sad, as well. That's what happens when I finish an extremely good series--and this one was better than 'extremely good'!! In fact, for the first time in one and a half to two years, I have a favorite book! Guess what it is. XD FROM DARKNESS WON! Jill Williamson, ye are an amazing author, and I hope to read more of your work. :) I literally DIDN'T put the book down. I had an all day off--my sister's birthday. I read it in less than twenty four hours!! I'm pretty sure I could not do that with any other six hundred page book. 661 pages of epicness! I highly reccomend ye all read the trilogy. The first book is By Darkness Hid, then its To Darkness Fled, and as I have said, From Darkness Won! Great series.
In fact, why don't I just direct you to Jake's blog? He's having a giveaway in which the winner gets to pick one of the three books. :D Jill Williamson is providing the book.
Ry's birthday recently passed... a few days ago, actually. :) HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY, RY!!!
Done. Farewell. Thanks for reading this.
--Vrenith
Ah, to get to what the subject is. I drew a horse, and I loved it!! But--oh, I'm so mad--I left the sketchbook open and it rubbed against the fabric of my bag! It smeared everywhere (for I did not rub it in with my fingers)! So I had to erase all the smears and try to redo it. Unfortunately, it doesn't look quite as good as it did--but my dad took a picture of it with his iPhone before it got messed up. Also unfortunately, I have been trying for the last hour and a half to get it up here. :P It isn't working. Sorry, folks.
AND, another thing about my dear Mobelicious: Leauphaun, an amazing, talented artist, drew him! Look on. It looks just like him:
Epic, right?? I love it! Thank you, Leauphaun, for allowing me to blog this picture. :)
I've now read FROM DARKNESS WON!!!! And now I'm sad, as well. That's what happens when I finish an extremely good series--and this one was better than 'extremely good'!! In fact, for the first time in one and a half to two years, I have a favorite book! Guess what it is. XD FROM DARKNESS WON! Jill Williamson, ye are an amazing author, and I hope to read more of your work. :) I literally DIDN'T put the book down. I had an all day off--my sister's birthday. I read it in less than twenty four hours!! I'm pretty sure I could not do that with any other six hundred page book. 661 pages of epicness! I highly reccomend ye all read the trilogy. The first book is By Darkness Hid, then its To Darkness Fled, and as I have said, From Darkness Won! Great series.
In fact, why don't I just direct you to Jake's blog? He's having a giveaway in which the winner gets to pick one of the three books. :D Jill Williamson is providing the book.
Ry's birthday recently passed... a few days ago, actually. :) HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY, RY!!!
Done. Farewell. Thanks for reading this.
--Vrenith
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