The Future of TelevisionRob slammed his hand on the wall sensor. He didn't want to get up just yet. Today his family was going to take a flyer out to see the Redwood Forest. Terraforming was slowly reclaiming the radioactive wasteland that was Texas in the early years before the Great Reformation, before the accident that set in motion the downfall of the nuclear age. The radiative cloud slowly covered the fertile midwest as the jet stream thoughtlessly spread silent death over most of the lands east of the Mississippi. Redwood Forest is about the only major park left. Yellowstone died out as an attraction after a minor eaThe Future of Television
NeighborhoodThe neighborhood of my youth was very simple. We lived in an apartment complex with a simple acre of grass for our backyard, with a single great tree and a picnic table. A line of trees shielded our eyes from the parking lot not 50 feet away, and a line of bushes finished the square started by the L-shape of the buildings. There were no swings, no sandbox, no signs that this was all of a young boy’s territory. It was a simple place, created by simple people, but to a particular 4-year-old, it was a daily adventure that refreshed itself everyday.Neighborhood
One larger bush in particular, near
I've been dared...
Nervous
DS-Play? OGC? Ahhhh I don't know! But I know I knew you... RAWR I hate my memory >3<
Anyways, thanks for watching me~!
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ARU
Yeah, I'm a proud Christian. Whatcha gonna do about it, punk?
"Laundry day is a very dangerous day."
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"A mermaid has no tears, and so she suffers even more." Hans Christian Andersen
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