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If you look back over my writing try to do what I want to do “see the art in it” use all of your senses in finding art tast the art in your food, smell the art of lavender and of fresh bread, feel it not just in your hands but in your soul and mind. Take the time, see the art like I said “see art in everything.”

also I just feel I should end this with a few more words, but just remember, someone greater then all of us, created all you see, hear, taste, and feel, and he put it all here for us to enjoy in our short lives.

Amen.

pt3

      

     

I want to see art in everything, to see the beauty in life, in a rock, in a movie, in a field, in a video game! I said earlier, that in Robert Frost's poem he talks figuratively about regrets, “There's a barrel I did not fill beside it, and there may be two or three apples I did not pick under some bough”

this quote can indeed reflect on how people feel that they've left things unfinished, some idea some inspiration left unfulfilled due to earthly gain which we all learn in the end it's true worth. But I would saver the moment, just to see the pure beauty of the small examined object. Now don't get me wrong, everyone has regrets, you can not live life truly without regret, saying you can go through life without regret is like saying you can make an omlette without eggs and trust me it's pretty hard to make one eggless. In Robert frost's poem he also talks about how easily death can come he compares it to a woodchucks sleep for hibernation how it can just be so easy to drift way. Let this be a preamble warning to us “Death can come and get you at anytime.” this is why people need to stop and enjoy live live in the moment “slow and easy wins the race” people just need to stop and smell the roses they so speedily planted to please the inlaws. Just enjoy the moment, enjoy life and what it brings.

pt2

In Robert Frost's poem he talks about how he dreams about picking barrels of apples and how he sees miles and miles of apple trees, this can indeed describe how everyone has different dreams and aspirations, they all have personal dreams for one, it would be a dream of fame and fortune, one of a simple life of farming, another would dream of a cure for cancer, I dream to see art in everything, every aspect, in every detail. Frost also goes on to talk about regrets how he feels that he has left things unfulfilled, regrets, most people have regrets because they made a rushed decision and did not think what was more important before they act.

What if money was no object

          In life we look at many objects, I see a chair , I see a movie, I see a face, I see a tree! In life at one point we realize how short it really is, we are not immortal, we live by decades not centuries, we realize it's to fast, and that we need to keep up to stay on the path that we are going, and have been going all our lives “There is no time for this, no time for that” why can't they just sit down and look at a blade of grass, examine it as if it was pleading with you “Hey look at me!” rather than ignoring it, or even worse cutting it down. I want to see art, not something like a pretty picture in a fancy frame, I want art in everything, I want anything to speak to me, yell at me saying “Look at me! Aren't I something!?” an I'll look at it and tell it “Yes! You are something! You are magnificent!” I don't want to take life by the ears and pull it, I want to put my arm around it take it to a movie and ask what he thought and I would tell him the parts I found most artistic about it.

REGRET

 A major event that I regret in my life, and I also wish I could change is a good bye I once gave that to this day I regret. About four years ago me and my family moved from Lakewood to Grafton, then the very next day my grandmother in Cleavland was rushed to the hospital due to a stroke. after that we visited her every other day, on July 6th, we visited her to learn that she had been given a eye patch due to the droopiness of the one side of her face, my final words to her that night were "Next time we see you we'll bring a parrot", and that was it, no hug, no kiss, just a smerkish remark made to this kind women. Then on July 8th, I woke up to my mother's crying, ever since I was a little child and when I could understand the difference between life and death I knew if i ever woke up to my mother's crying it would be to her own mother's death, and unfortunately I was right.

If I could go back the only and very last thing I would do is see my dear grandmother with a sincer hug I would with a firm hold but still gentle to be a hug say "Good Bye"

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Bubsy Collection - JonTron

Bubsy Collection - JonTron - YouTube

Favorite hobby

 My favorite hobby would have to be retro gaming. I hate to tell people about what I do when they ask "What do you collect?" not that it is annoying,  I just hate it when I do tell them, I tend to ramble on about this subject that they most likely have never even heard of, and then I begin to feel awkward that I am going into such detail that this person does not care. But to be honest retro game collecting can be fun, and risky, what do I mean by risky?

Well, I usually get my systems from flea markets, so I sometime have  to be concerned with whether or not the system even works. An other main contributor is the the fact that I fear faultiness, and failure to work is that I have a very,very limited amount of money, so if I buy it from a flea market and  it does not work, wait till next money pay roll comes in! But it worth the find! because once I get a system, a whole new door opens, all these games I can now play! 

See, I don't play to be a hard core gamer, I see video games as an art, an experience, I play for the adventure, not for high score, not for highest kills, but for the thrill of being someone who I'm not, to be a plumber killing helpless turtles, or how to be a kid saving all of time, and etc. 

Bubsy 3-D

For each system I experience different "experiences" for example, in a SNES I can experience the thrill of a 2-D platformer game and bosses with undodgeable attacks, and then in the N64 I can experience "Super Mario 64" a revolutionary game that helped define today's 3-D gameing and how they should be played, then also in the Sega Genesis "Sonic The Hedgehog"  presented speed in a video game, with the PlayStation only then could anyone experience "Busby 3-D!" literally a platformer! (yeah bubsy was a bad idea) But oh! the experience portrayed in the PS2's "Shadow of  Colossus " this game will fill anyone with the ultimate adrenalin rush, as the character climbs up towering beasts to slay them, to save the main character's dying love.

Shadow of Colossus

I could go on but as I said, I hate to ramble, so just remember this, "Video games are a form of art."

What is my favorite music?

 What is my favorite music?

My favorite kind of music would be any music that has unfamiliar sounds, sounds that are not normal sounds to the human ear. they need to have quick comfortable beats, that are easy for me to listen to, slow enough to keep up with and still have it's self to burrow it's self in my head and stay there for a while. The songs need to talk about actions that I would do or deeds that I would agree to do.

Always pay attention to what people listen to in their music's lyrics and to how this defines themas an indivisual can you truely see them do what their singers say?

Also I like to laugh at my music, to find the humor in it, the world is funny as a intelligent man once said "Now I see the funny side. Now I'm always smiling."

 

A great example of comedy

music would be parody (parody:verb;

Produce a humorously exaggerated imitation of a writer, artist, or genre). A great parodist would be my favorite Weird Al Yankovic. Who has done such hist as "Eat it" making fun of Michael Jackson's "Beat it", and "I love rocky road" "Amish paradise" and many, more. so this is my view on music. it's nothing special, nothing artistwicked, it's me, i wanna laugh and be aw inspired and just find it a good song "a good deed in a naughty world." If you will, and still find it appropriately and equally funny and humorous. thank you and good day.