No one believes me...

I apologize for using this blog entry for a rant, but I have to get some things off my chest.

The second time I was hospitalized at Brookdale Hospital, no one thought I was taking medication.  That is not true.  I was taking it, but I was hospitalized for no good reason at all.  I was only yelling to get my point across—but no one understands at all.

And because of such treatment, I have completely lost faith in humanity.  What they don't see is that I was just settling a score.  They hospitalized me out of fear, and I will not tolerate such treatment.  It's times like this I wish I could seek revenge, but I am not that kind of person.

I will only say this: The next time someone says they don't believe me on anything I know is true, I will just lash out at them the only way I can, until someone gets the idea that I am not a toy to be played with.

My thoughts on "Winx Club" Season 5

This is the new video explaining my thoughts on Season 5 of "Winx Club".

The title is self-explanatory, but I will give a warning: If you did not watch any of the non-English-dubbed episodes, do not watch this video. It contains spoilers.

The Future of Season 5 - Questions Answered

Hey, everyone.

Just wanted to answer some questions that people are wondering about Season 5.


1. Do Bloom and Sky reconcile after Diaspro breaks them up?
Yes. They discover that Diaspro came between them, and work to resolve this conflict.

2. Do the Sirenix Wishes get used?
Yes. All of them get used, but for what, I don't know.

3. Is Nabu going to be back this season?
No. I'm afraid not. Aisha uses her Sirenix wish to heal her cousin Nereus, and develops feelings for a Specialist named Roy. So, it seems our fair Princess of Andros is moving on.

4. What happens to Daphne?
She regains her human form and her powers, thanks to Bloom's Sirenix wish.


So, I think that sums it up. Farewell for now, and keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Recap: "The Singing Whales" and "The Problems of Love"

A word of warning to any who read this: If you did not see the most recent episode, please, do not read this entry.

Now, with that being said...

Hey, world. Just wanted to drop by and deliver the recap of the newest episodes of "Winx Club" Season 5 and express my thoughts about it.  (Yes, that's right: I said "episodes", because it was a back-to-back showing of 2 episodes.)


Anyway, when we last left the Winx, they had defeated the Devourer and saved the Selkies of the Pillar of Light.  However, the Pillars of Balance and Control have yet to be claimed by Tritannus, so he and the Trix leave for the Pillar of Balance to take its seal.  In the meantime, Daphne's toxic prison weakens as Tritannus distances, so she prepares to warn Bloom of the new events.

On Domino, only Andros and Solaria agree to ally with Oritel and Marion, with Sky being torn between his duty to Eraklyon and his love for Bloom.  (Hmmmm... how will Diaspro use this to her advantage, I wonder?)

Meanwhile, at Alfea, Musa reminisces of her younger days on Melody, when Riven suddenly has a change of heart when she begins to talk of the Day of the Singing Whales, and then runs off with another Fairy.  (You know, Riven can be a jerk without even trying.)  However, Musa is cheered up a little when Kiko reveals that he is in love with a female pink bunny.

Back on Domino, Daphne is able to warn Bloom of Tritannus's latest scheme, and the Winx head for the Pillar of Balance to try to stop him, but are impeded by Darcy and Stormy, who have taken the Singing Whales of Melody hostage.  Because of this, the Winx are unable to stop Tritannus and Icy from taking the Seal of the Pillar of Balance.  (Now Tritannus is only one step away from gaining full power over the Infinite Ocean.)

Musa is able to calm the rage of the Singing Whales and send them back to Planet Melody, but now, thanks to Diaspro's interventions, Bloom and Sky have broken up for the time being.  (Hopefully, true love will conquer all.)  Fortunately, Bloom is cheered up by her Guardian of Sirenix.  (Geez, these girls need to cheer up on their own these days.)

Afterwards, the Winx are on another training session to feed the Golden Eagles, with Stella accidentally changing Flora's dress and causing Flora to be kidnapped by a giant Red Eagle, but they end up saving her and completing the training.  (Sirenix is very strange to master, don't you think?)

Well, these episodes have been spoiled enough, since I can't spoil them anymore. Farewell for now, and keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Nickelodeon Airs Kids' Choice Awards this Sunday

Hello, world.

I'm afraid I have some sad news to report.

This coming weekend, "Winx Club" will not be broadcast on Sunday (March 24th), to make room for the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards.

However, there is a light at the end of this dark tunnel.  As an alleviation to the schedule setback, Nickelodeon will air 2 back-to-back episodes of "Winx Club" on Easter Sunday (March 31st).

Get ready for double the fun, double the Fairies, and double the Sirenix power.

The Future of Season 5 (Breaking News!)

Hello, world. I apologize for 2 updates in a row, but I felt this news could not go without mentioning.

What you are about to read is the upcoming storyline of Season 5.
(Note: This information is subject to change without notice.)

Now, with that being said...

Tritannus continues his coup to control the Infinite Ocean, gaining the Seals of Balance and Control, along with the Seal of Light. However, upon activating the Emperor's Throne (after absorbing the life forces of both Daphne and his cousin Aisha), he becomes a mindless monster that threatens all of existence, magical and non-magical alike. Only the Winx Club, teamed up with the Selkies, must form the Ultimate Army and take Tritannus down before his actions destroy all of existence in all realities.


B-Stories:

1. Diaspro is able to drive a temporary wedge between Bloom and Sky and break them up for the time being. Will they find out that she tricked them? Will their true love overcome this obstacle?

2. Musa must calm the rage of the Singing Whales, when they are placed under Tritannus's Toxic control. Can she succeed?

3. Darcy and Stormy begin to lose confidence in Tritannus's abilities, but when they cannot bring Icy to her senses, they decide to abandon their sister and save themselves.

4. To prevent Tritannus from activating the Emperor's Throne, the Winx destroy the Pillar of Control, but this is not without repercussions. This causes their enemy to target another magical being named Politea and steal her Sirenix powers. What consequences will this action bring?


Well, the season has been spoiled enough, since I can't spoil it anymore. Farewell for now, and keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Recap: "The Devourer" (Warning: Spoilers)

A word of warning to any who read this: If you did not see the most recent episode, please, do not read this entry.

Now, with that being said...

Hey, world. Just wanted to drop by and deliver the recap of the newest episode of "Winx Club" Season 5 and express my thoughts about it.

As you know, when we last left the Winx, they had disovered a map of the Infinite Ocean, where the locations of the Pillars of Balance and Courage were marked. However, they had to postpone their chase of Tritannus to aid the people of Earth from a trash mutant created by their enemy. Fortunately, by using the strategy of "Using one's energy against itself", they were able to repel the monster and save the inhabitants of Gardenia (Hmmmm... this Sirenix training seems to be paying off.)

Meanwhile, Tritannus has made plans to dispose of the Selkies that keep interfering with his plans to conquer the Infinite Ocean. He has taken control of a sea monster called "The Devourer" to... well... do what it does best: Devour the Selkies. (In my opinion, this seems to be more of a filler episode as I recap it. Anyone else have similar thoughts?)

Also, on Domino, the Monarchs of all the planets within the Magic Dimension (Zenith, Melody, Solaria, Andros, and Linphea) have assembled in Oritel and Marion's castle to found the Sovereigns' Council, to discuss the matter on how to fight and defeat Tritannus. But, try as they may, the planetary leaders cannot agree on a common strategy toward their goal. (Seems even those in the Magical World have our normal human problems, so they agree to disagree.) Furthermore, Bloom has her own problems to face: Diaspro, as King Erendor's new liaison, is totally abusing her new power and trying to break Bloom and Sky up—again. (My word! Doesn't this blonde ever know when she's beaten?!)

At the campus of Alfea School for Fairies, Flora, Musa, and Tecna are placed under special training from Codatorta from Red Fountain School for Specialists. They must use their Sirenix powers to tame a wild dragon. They each attempt their own technique (Flora with speaking to it, Musa with playing music, and Tecna with... well... logical sense), but all three attempts fail. Then, Flora notices that the dragon seems to be protecting its tendrils from being grabbed, and (surprise, surprise) comes up with a plan: She and Tecna distract the dragon, while Musa goes for its tendrils. The plan works, and the lesson taught: Find an opponent's weak spot, and then exploit it greatly.

Back in the Infinite Ocean, Tritannus's distance from Daphne allows her to reach Bloom and inform her of the Devourer's attack on the Selkies, but Bloom cannot leave the meeting, and neither can Stella nor Aisha. She contacts Flora, Musa, and Tecna, who have just finished training with Codatorta (Talk about good timing!), and informs them of the new emergency, and the threesome head for the Infinite Ocean to head the Devourer off.

Upon arriving in the Infinite Ocean, our heroines find that the Selkies have been cornered near an undersea cave, and Desiryee (Flora's bonded Selkie) has been swallowed up by the Devourer. After several unsuccessful attacks, the three Winx girls learn of the Devourer's weak spot (the bulb at the top of its head, which is also leaking pollution... Hmmmmm... Could Tritannus have sent it?) and exploit it with their attacks until they are able to purify it. (Another victory for the Winx Club!)

Meanwhile, back on Domino, the members of the Sovereigns' council refuse to unite against Tritannus, despite Oritel's warning that an individual defense for any planet will spell disaster. And, to make matters worse, Diaspro will not stop abusing her power and keeps ruining romantic moments for Bloom and Sky. (It's times like this that I wish Iginio Straffi had adhered to his continuity of the first three seasons, and Diaspro had stayed banished.)

To be continued...


Well, this episode has been spoiled enough, since I can't spoil it anymore. Farewell for now, and keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Preview - "The Devourer"

Here's a preview of the upcoming episode, airing tomorrow on "Winx Club".

Entitled "The Devourer", this episode marks the debut of the Sovereign Council, where the rulers of the Winx girls' home planets all form a summit meeting and attempt to formulate a plan to defeat Tritannus—but, it seems, they cannot agree on a strategem.

Meanwhile, the Winx must venture back into the depths of the sea to defeat a new menace: Tritannus has unleashed the Devourer, a predator who, if left unchecked, will destroy the Selkie population in almost no time at all.

This means that all the Selkies—including those bonded to the Winx Club—are in mortal danger.


What do you think will happen?  Tune in tomorrow to find out.

Recap: "Faraway Reflections" (Warning - Spoilers)

A word of warning to any who read this: If you did not see the most recent episode, please, do not read this entry.

Now, with that being said...

Hey, world.  Just wanted to drop by and deliver the recap of the newest episode of "Winx Club" Season 5 and express my thoughts about it.

Last time, the Winx Club were able to restore power to the Pillar of Light—but, their new enemy, Tritannus, was able to make off with the Seal of the Pillar.  Now, two more Pillars remain out of Tritannus's control before he and Icy control the entire world.

Unfortunately, Icy's new attitude toward Tritannus has made Darcy and Stormy sick, and Daphne (still a prisoner in the Infinite Ocean) tries to appeal to this nature.  Surprise, surprise—Darcy and Stormy refuse to believe her about the chance of the entire Magic Dimension being destroyed, until learning that their big sister is too infatuated by her delusions of grandeur to listen.  Because of such delusions, Icy's sisters are having second thoughts.  (Hmmmm... wonder how this is going to go eventually?  Any thoughts?)

Meanwhile, the strain of being locked in her magic shackles has left Daphne too weak to communicate with Bloom—until Tritannus loses power all over again and must refuel on toxics (Boy, for the most powerful enemy that the Winx have faced yet, he depends on pollution like the proverbial drug, doesn't he?).  His weakened state allows Daphne to reach Bloom, and she in turn learns of the "Eye of Inspiration", which "shines above and below."  After much failed research and a consultation with Aisha's Sirenix Guardian (who explains that it is "big, round, and shines brightly tonight"), the Winx conclude that they must head for the well in the center of the Alfea campus during the night of a full moon.  At the site of the well, they enter another dimension and find a map of the locations of the Pillars of Balance and Courage.  Tecna gets a snapshot of this, just as Tritannus and the Trix attack Earth and the Trash Island where he had last refueled.

Vanessa (Bloom's Earth mother), who is helping her husband Mike and several others clean up Trash Island, is able to alert the Winx when the island is suddenly spelled and turns into a monster.  The Winx are able to repel this monster, but must rescue the Selkies of Earth from Tritannus in the process, and before they can stop their enemy.  As a result, Tritannus escapes in the commotion, and the Winx are more determined than ever to defeat him.

(Watch out, Tritannus, because the Winx are on your tail!)

To be continued...

Well, this episode has been spoiled enough, since I can't spoil it anymore.  Farewell for now, and keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Recap: "The Eclipse" (Warning - Spoilers)

A word of warning to any who read this: If you did not see the most recent episode, please, do not read this entry.

Now, with that being said...

Hey, world.  Just wanted to drop by and deliver the recap of the newest episode of "Winx Club" Season 5 and express my thoughts about it.

As you know, last episode, the Winx Club arrived back in the Infinite Ocean and engaged Tritannus, the Trix, and his mutant slaves in battle, at the location of the Pillar of Light.  Well, Tritannus stole the seal from that Pillar, and he plans to rule the oceans of Magix, whatever the cost.  Good news: Stella stepped up to the challenge, using all of her Winx magic and restoring the Pillar's power.  (Nice work, Stella.)  However, while the Pillar of Light has been restored, there are still two more pillars left: Balance, and Courage, and Tritannus will be seeking them both.

While the crisis on Solaria is over, Radius and Luna can still not reconcile, mostly because of the stubborn pride of the King of Solaria.  Because of this, Luna feels that nothing his family does had ever been good enough for her ex-husband.  (Radius, for once in your life, put your pride aside and come to your senses.  Your ex-wife cares deeply about you, as does your daughter.  Can't you reciprocate that, just once?)

Meanwhile, Aisha's family affair is nearly finished.  The Sword of Neptune has restored her cousins, Prince Nereus and Princess Tressa, to normal—but, while her cousins are free of Tritannus's spell, he still has King Neptune and Queen Ligea under his control.  Nereus is given the sword which freed him from his brother's evil power, vowing to save his parents.  (Go, Aisha!)

Now, with these affairs having been discussed, there are more pressing concerns in Magix: the Kings of Domino (Oritel, Bloom's father), Eraklyon (former King Erendor, Sky's father), Andros (Terredor, Aisha's father), and Solaria (Radius, who is Stella's father, as you know) all agree to meet in a world summit on Domino, to discuss the matter of what to do about Tritannus's interference in Magix.

After the meeting, Erendor heads home to Eraklyon, where he berates his wife (Samara) and his servants (one of whom is Diaspro... Geez, haven't we had enough of this blonde already?) for not keeping track of his son, who should be living up to his responsibilities of being the new King.  Diaspro offers to bring Sky back home, on the condition that she is given that authority.  As such, she is made Eraklyon's new liaison.  (And the love triangle begins anew... Wonder how this is going to turn out?)

Meanwhile, back at Alfea, the Winx girls receive an S.O.S. from Professor Wizgiz, who is being attacked by a tar monster at Lake Roccaluce.  They transform and fight this creature, only to learn that it can absorb their attacks and turn them back on the girls.  Wizgiz gives them advice on "fighting fire with fire", and Tecna decides on using an attack-absorption spell.  While the other girls concentrate on defending Tecna from the monster's attacks, Tecna uses a magic-absorption spell, which, after enough energy is absorbed, is fired back at the tar monster and disintegrates it.  Wizgiz explained that this was a test, to help the Winx strengthen their newly evolving Sirenix powers.

At the end of the day, a romantic moment between Bloom and Sky is ruined when Diaspro, who reveals herself as Eraklyon's new liaison, orders Sky to return home.  Reluctantly, Sky heads off with the blonde, and Bloom is saddened for it.  (But... I'd advise Diaspro not to get so smug.  She hasn't broken them up yet.)

To be continued...



Well, this episode has been spoiled enough, since I can't spoil it anymore.  Farewell for now, and keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Recap: "The Pillar of Light" (Warning - Spoilers)

A note to any who read this: This blog entry contains spoilers, so if you have not yet seen this episode, do not read this entry.

Now, with that being said... Hey, world.  Just wanted to drop by and deliver my latest blog, regarding Season 5 of "Winx Club".  (That's right: the episode I recently watched is starting to get me interested in "Winx Club" again, and I have Aisha to thank for it.)

As you know, in the last episode, Tritannus attempted to use the power of the Emperor's Throne, but now, we find out, the Throne has lost its power, due to its legs being broken off.  (How about that?  All this talk about ruling the oceans of Magix, and he can't, due to a few broken legs.  *hollow laughter*)  In order to access the Emperor's Throne's full abilities, he has started by taking the Seal of the Pillar of Light.  (Strangely enough, it looks like an enlarged Orichalcos stone—normally, a stone of Darkness.  *chuckles*)

Meanwhile, in Alfea, Princess Stella (of Solaria) has her own problems to face.  During a Sirenix training session in the simulator room, Stella felt herself freeze up during a mock battle in the Infinite Ocean.  She had no idea what was going on, but Faragonda explained that the strength to master Sirenix comes from within.  Stella must find her own inner strength.

On Andros, Aisha deals with her own family affair.  Her father, King Terredor, has given her the Sword of King Neptune (salvaged from his undersea kingdom after Tritannus's first attack), which our fair Princess of Andros hopes to use to save her aunt, uncle, and cousins from Tritannus's evil control.  Meanwhile, the Winx ponder the same dilemma: How can they help Tritannus's slaves without hurting them?  Stella suggests consulting the Guardian of Sirenix from Solaria, who explains that they must "Open their hearts to their powers."  But later, a new crisis emerges: the sun has suddenly eclipsed in Magix.  And not just Magix: every sun on every planet of the Magic Dimension has eclipsed.  This worries everyone, but Stella is worried the most, because now, her father, King Radius, is dying, as his life force is connected to the Sun of Solaria, but his stubborn pride hinders his true nature to ask for help.  With this, Stella's mother, Queen Luna, teams up with the Winx Club to attempt to restore Solaria and its ruler, with Stella suddenly taking charge of this crisis.  (It's amazing: Stella is normally the most immature member around, but here.. It seems she's growing up.)

The Winx summon their Sirenix (Aisha from Andros, and the other five from Solaria) and meet up in the Infinite Ocean, where they battle Tritannus, the Trix, and his mutants.  Stella finally finds the source of strength within her and wards off the mutants—but the surprise in this story: Icy's willing effort to protect her future Emperor when Bloom launches an attack against him.  (Who knew Icy cared so much?  This is so not like her.)

Tritannus attempts to claim revenge by fully destabilizing the Pillar of Light, causing its rock fragments acting as shielding to fall directly toward the Winx...


To be continued...


Preview of Episode 16
Stella is able to restore the Pillar of Light, but now, the Winx must help Aisha against her mutated undersea family.  Can the Sword of Neptune aid our heroines in defeating their new enemy?



Well, this episode has been so spoiled, it's almost rancid.  Farewell for now, and keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

A Recap: Newest "Winx Club" Episode (Spoiler Alert)

Hey, you guys.  Just wanted to drop by and deliver my latest blog.  It's a review of the latest episode of "Winx Club" Season 5.  But, before I do, I'd like to give a spoiler warning: If you have not yet watched this episode, please do not read this entry.


When we last left the Winx, they had entered the Sirenix Gate, allowing them to access the Infinite Ocean.  However, so has Tritannus (Aisha's cousin, or, if you prefer, call her "Layla"), who plans on ruling all of Magix by accessing the ultimate power: The Emperor's Throne—and with Icy as his Empress.  (Seems Darcy and Stormy have now become obsolete, and we all know how that's going to turn out.)  Good news is, he cannot access its power.  The bad news is, he's going to find a way.

Also, if that weren't bad enough, now, Aisha has discovered that Tritannus has mutated the entire undersea Royal Family of Andros—King Neptune, Queen Ligea, Prince Nereus (Tritannus's twin brother), and Princess Tressa.  Now, the Winx realize that they can't defeat their new enemy unless they can free Aisha's aunt, uncle, and cousins from his evil spell.  And, to make matters worse, he still has Daphne (Bloom's older sister) as a prisoner.  I ask you, what gives him the right to mess with the Winx girls' families like this?

In all honesty, I feel for Aisha more than ever: First, she loses Nabu, and now this... How much pain can she go through?  Even so, there is some hope: In the next episode Aisha is given the Sword of Neptune by her father, King Terredor.  That sword may have the power to dispel Tritannus's powers of control and turn her aunt, uncle, and cousins back to normal—and maybe even more.


Well, that about sums everything up.  Farewell for now, keep smiling, and keep dreaming, and also, keep Bloom's and Aisha's feelings in your hearts and prayers.

God-Awful Parents...

Hey, everyone.  Just wanted to put my thoughts on paper of what has been happening to me with my parents.

First off, I've been blowing up at them more than ever, because I am a thirty-year-old, livid because I am living with parents who won't even talk about the problems they caused me in life.  They act like they care about me, but they don't, because as soon as I bring up something that they did to ruin my life... They ignore me!

And to top it all off, when I put my foot down, they don't care!  As far as I'm concerned, they ruined my life and would rather forget about it than fulfill my wish of living on my own.

Everything they've tried to get me out on my own has ruined me.  I've never hated myself—or my family—any more than I hate anyone.  Why is it always them?!  Why do they always have to constantly make me sick simply by just existing?!

If it weren't for the fifteen-year-old mistake that was my brother, then I would already have my fortune and be tormenting them with the punishments they gave me!

Ruined...

Hello, everyone.

I wanted to blog about something that seems constant: the ruination of family holidays.  (I don't mean just Christmas.  I mean holidays in general.)

This year was no exception.  Just now, I'd discovered that I am to work all weekend—on the Graveyard Shift—at Macy's Herald Square Flagship Store (while the store is open all night!  *inward growl*).  This is a bittersweet moment, because even though I am earning my keep, I must forego my Christmas weekend plans.

Normally, around this time, my family and I trim the tree and place the presents underneath.  Now, we have to wait until Christmas Eve, when all three of us are home.  Wanna know why?  Because, if I'm not there when the tree gets lit up, I will feel like I was left out of the celebration.

I will never forgive anyone ever again for this ruination.  2012 is the final straw, because once New Year's Day 2013 comes in, I am making a New Year's resolution: No more holiday celebrations—on any holiday, United States–based, or otherwise.


And to top it all off, here's a "Harry Potter"-Howler message toward Macy's Herald Square:


MACY'S HERALD SQUARE!!!!!!

HOW DARE YOU MAKE ME WORK THE WEEKEND BEFORE CHRISTMAS!  I AM ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED!!!!!!

YOU'VE RUINED MY CELEBRATION WITH YOUR COMMERCIALISM, AND THIS IS THE FINAL STRAW!!!!

IF I HAVE TO WORK ONE MORE HOLIDAY WEEKEND, I'M QUITTING ON THE SPOT!!!!!!!!

Reminder: "Merry Christmas", not "Happy Holidays"

Hello, everyone.

I'd just like to take the time to express my feelings over certain customs that seem to be happening around this time of year.

As you know, Christmas is less than a month away, and I've been seeing a lot of people seemingly abandoning or trying to avoid saying the words, "Merry Christmas".  I understand that very few people are Christians, or even Catholics, but I see nothing wrong with saying "Merry Christmas".

In order to avoid mentioning the name that sparked the word "Christmas", I keep hearing "Happy Holidays" everywhere I go, and between you and me, that is what disgusts me.  "Happy Holidays" just doesn't appeal to me as much as "Merry Christmas".

So, I'd like to suggest something to anyone who reads this: Whenever you're walking down the block and you meet someone, try saying, "Merry Christmas" instead of, "Happy Holidays".  You'll keep Christmas alive, and I hope you'll also feel the spirit of Christmas when you say it.

Anyway, I'm signing off for now, so, as always, be sure to keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Oh, and... Merry Christmas to everyone.

The Giants Won—Again?!

Yes, that's right.  You heard correctly.

The New York Giants played against the Green Bay Packers—and won that game, too.

This was the Packers' chance for vengeance, redemption, and justice—and they lose miserably.  How miserably, you ask?  They lost, 38 to 10.  (BOO!)

With this in mind, I stand by the truth that the world will come to an end next month, on the 21st of December—and if it doesn't, Armageddon is just late for all of us.

So, that's all I had to say.  Farewell, and as always, keep smiling, and keep dreaming (but if you do want to keep dreaming, also keep hoping that our world will still be here after December 21st, because I could use something to look forward to—like existing).

Hurricane Sandy... *inward groan*

Hey, everyone.

I apologize for not being online yesterday, but the truth of the matter was, I couldn't, and it was beyond my control.

The problem was, after the power came back on over here at home, the high wind from the remnants of Hurricane Sandy ripped out our phone lines.  We lost it all for one day: Telephone, Internet, TV... You name it.

I lost it more than anyone, because my weekend was shot when Sandy shot through.

Again, I apologize for this, since many have gone through what I just went through, but I just wanted to explode over being cast into the Dark Ages for one day.  This only proves one thing: No TV and No Internet Make Me Go Insane.

Anyway, farewell for now, and, as always, keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

The War with My Mom Is Over

That's right, everyone. The blog title says it all.

And why is the war with my Mom over? Because she's finally owned up to all of the misdeeds that made me fail in life.

As proof, here is the letter I'd had her write, explaining all of her wrongdoings.

(BTW, "Nobody" refers to me, if anyone wants to know.)

Dear Nobody:

I am writing this letter to express my deepest apology to you for over 35 years of pain, suffering, disrespect of interest, and abandonment.

In high school, I advised you to stick someone with a pen to stop them from bullying you when you said you were being bullied and the teachers did nothing to stop it. I am sorry about giving you that advice because it got you suspended. After that event, you were put in an after-school program so you could make some friends, but it didn't work out, and you didn't make any friends.

I am sorry that I tried to break your hand and make you an invalid, and for making you take the bus when you said you wanted your parents out of your life.

I am sorry that I encouraged you to go to college and enrolled you at my Alma Mater, Tuskegee University, to further your education; that after you left Tuskegee University and started going to Brooklyn College, you were determined to be unstable after a confrontation with the music instructor and was hospitalized at Gracie Square Hospital. Upon discharge, you started therapy and Psych medication.

I am sorry that I told you that welfare (the Human Resources Administration) would get you a job and help you move out on your own. I WAS WRONG. They have not been helpful. They only provide financial support for food.

I didn't know when I gave you the information about self-publishing that you would get addicted to writing and publishing. I thought that it would give you an outlet for your thoughts and feelings and get your writing known.

I really apologize for calling the head of "Exodia the Forbidden One" a headdress.

I apologize for not watching 19 years of Power Rangers television shows: Zeo,Turbo, In Space, Lost Galaxy, Lightspeed Rescue, Time Force, Wild Force, Ninja Storm, Dino Thunder, Space Patrol Delta,Mystic Force, Operation Overdrive, Jungle Fury, R.P.M., Samurai, Super Samurai, and Megaforce.

I am sorry for taking you to too many funerals too early in life (two of them are Helen Dale and Daisy Ankom), and for being unable to stop your father from waking you up to tell you that your grandmother had died, and for taking you to Baptist Churches when there were no Catholic available when you were a child.

Yours truly,

Your Mom, N.M. Johnson

And that about sums it up. The rest, as they say, is history. So, farewell for now, and as always, keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Thinking of furthering my education

Hello, everyone.  Sorry I haven't been online at this site much, but I'd just like to tell of my latest exploits yesterday.

When told by WeCare that I would need at least a college degree to get myself a decent job, I'd decided, "Why not?  The world's eventually going to end, anyway, so I'll just look for online courses."

And that's when I'd decided to look into courses regarding things that I actually wanted to do and wouldn't mind the extra work.  I'd decided on a major in Motion Pictures and Television (since I would need to actually head to the campus of Academy of Art University in San Francisco if I wanted to get involved in acting).

However, I still have one major hurdle to clear: The money required for online courses, so, when and if I get myself a job in the near future, I'm planning on using the pay I earn to finance my loan payback (if I qualify for financial aid).

So, things are somewhat looking up (and as soon as I said that, I regretted it, because every time things look positive for me, something comes along to ruin it).  Anyway, farewell for now (because I've gushed enough), and as always, keep smiling, and keep dreaming.

Now available: 'Princess Luanne and Wizard Heatheria' (playlist)

Please watch the videos in this playlist, share with your friends, follow the links in the description, but most of all, please purchase the books. Thanks.