20th SPACESCAPE IN THE WORKS
That's right, I'm finally getting on the job for my highly anticipated 20th spacescape. I'm really going all out on this one and I'm loving it. I've decided that I'm gonna lift my watermark craziness and re-release all my prior spacescapes as wallpaper packs along with the new upcoming one.
I hope you guys are as psyched about this next one as I am!
Posted on 04/30/08...I'VE BEEN BUSY...
So yeah.... I haven't submitted or worked on much art lately. This week I have a final exam for one of my online classes. I've also been spending time cutting down all the blackberry vines outside my bedroom window, so that we can hopefully plant grass and have an acre of back yard, as opposed to an acre of blackberries. So far I've cut down about 1/3 of the blackberries, and it'll probably take me another few weeks to finish and haul all the chopped vines away (since stupid laws won't let me just burn them all
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Posted on 04/23/08I GOT NINTENDO WII!!!!
I won a Wii last Saturday at a regional Mormon youth dance. Next week I'll have enough saved up to get Super Smash Bros Brawl! Woot!
List of Wii stuff wanted:1 extra Wiimote & Nunchuck
1 Classic Controller
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Mario Kart Wii
Pokemon Battle Revolution
Mario Party 8
Updated on 04/23/08Posted on 04/19/08SNOWING!
Yay for freak snow storms in March!
Even more yay, 'cuz it's snowing in mid-April! I've never seen it snow here in April! It's so amazing!
Updated on 04/18/08Posted on 03/28/08ENGAGED!
No, it's not me, it's my sister. She's got herself a fiancé, so in June, I'm gonna take a trip down to Utah for her wedding.
Posted on 04/18/08NEW SPONSOR!
Yay! Thanks to *
FatalImages, my subscription has been renewed!
I guess you all have to put up with another three months of Seattle weather forecasts, animated gifs, and "star-struck" journal backdrops
Updated on 04/06/08Posted on 03/31/08CYDON ASSAULT
Hey everybody, a few of you might remember that about a year ago, I began writing a futuristic sci-fi novel. Life got busy and I kind of tossed it aside. I decided that I want to continue writing it this year, being as how I'm trying to not play so many video games in preparation for next year when I'll be off serving as a Mormon missionary. At any rate, I was wondering if there's any interest in reading what I write, so as to know whether or not it's worth my posting and editing it all here on deviantART.
Posted on 03/16/08SUPER SMASH BROS. BRAWL
Yesterday I played brawl for the first time, and I must say it's amazing! After a few rounds of playing it, I was already as good at it as I am at Melee (I'm still so much better at the N64 one though
), but in addition to my best Melee characters (Fox, Falco, Pikachu, Captain Falcon, and Peach), I discovered that I'm also really frickin' good with Pokemon Trainer's Charizard. It was awesome!
Posted on 03/12/08HAPPY LEAP DAY!
Today's the day that only comes around once every four years! Let's make it a day to remember!
Posted on 02/29/08CSS LIKE CRAZY!
I added a new CSS to "Religion/Politics." Only "Friends List" and "Threads of Destiny" still need to be updated...
Updated on 02/28/08Posted on 02/4/08WATERMARK OVERHAUL
I'm still in progress watermarking everything... I'm still mad that I'm doing this, but hey, if it keeps abusers away... I suppose it's worth it.
Updated on 02/28/08Posted on 01/31/08JOSEPH'S BIRTHDAY
Today is my still-born brother Joseph's 29th birthday. Happy birthday, bro! Our family still celebrates him even though he's not here, because we know he's smiling down on us from above.
Posted on 02/25/08UPDATED VERSION OF FIREFOX 2.0
Hey, for my fellow Firefoxes, I just discovered that Firefox 2.00.012 is out as of two weeks ago!
You can download it here:
[link]Posted on 02/21/08EAGLE SCOUT
After three years of Cub Scouts and seven years of Boy Scouts, I have finally earned the Eagle Scout award! Yay! Only 2% of all Boy Scouts earn this award, and it is the result of a lot of work, community service, weekends in the mountains, and seven years of fun!
Posted on 02/19/08
Ch'kitch'ata Star Map
The Loyal Terrier
Old Friend
Davies '08 Stamp
20th Spacescape in the Works 
Triumph
Devious Comments
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What can I say, I like Sonic a lot... heck, I like all of Nintendo & Sega's platform characters.
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"Listen to the conclusion of renowned historians Will and Ariel Durrant. Out of the vast experience of writing a thousand years of history, they wrote:
“No one man, however brilliant or well-informed, can come in one lifetime to such fullness of understanding as to safely judge and dismiss the customs or institutions of his society, for these are the wisdom of generations after centuries of experiment in the laboratory of history. A youth boiling with hormones will wonder why he should not give full freedom to his sexual desires; and if he is unchecked by custom, morals, or laws, he may ruin his life before he matures sufficiently to understand that sex is a river of fire that must be banked and cooled by a hundred restraints if it is not to consume in chaos both the individual and the group.” (The Lessons of History, New York: Simon and Schuster, 1968, pp. 35–36.)
Self-discipline was never easy. I do not doubt that it is more difficult today. We live in a sex-saturated world. I am convinced that many of our youth, and many older but no-less-gullible adults, are victims of the persuasive elements which surround them—the pornographic literature which has become a multi-million-dollar-a-year business in the U. S. alone, seductive movies and television shows that excite and give sanction to promiscuity, dress standards that invite familiarity, judicial decisions that destroy legal restraint, parents who often unwittingly push the children they love toward situations they later regret.
A wise writer has observed that “a new religion is emerging throughout the world, a religion in which the body is the supreme object of worship to the exclusion of all other aspects of existence. The pursuit of its pleasures has grown into a cult; … for its ritual no efforts are spared. We have bartered holiness for convenience, … wisdom for information, joy for pleasure, tradition for fashion.” (Abraham Joshua Heschel, The Insecurity of Freedom, New York: Schocken Books, 1966, p. 200.)
Nakedness or near-nakedness has become the hallmark of much public entertainment. It reaches beyond this into the realm of sadistic perversion. As one seasoned New York critic remarked, “It’s not only the nudity; it’s the crudity.”
Can there be any reasonable doubt that in sowing the wind of a sex-saturated world, we are reaping the whirlwind of decay? We need to read more history. Nations and civilizations have flowered, then died, poisoned by their own moral sickness. As one commentator has remarked, Rome perished before the Goths poured over its walls. “But it was not that the walls were low. It was that Rome itself was low.” (U. S. News & World Report, May 28, 1962, p. 90.)
As with the bud, so with the blossom. Youth is the seedtime for the future flowering of family life. No nation, no civilization can long endure without strength in the homes and lives of its people. That strength derives from the integrity of those who live in those homes.
No family can have peace, no life can be free from the storms of adversity unless that family and that home are built on foundations of morality, fidelity, and mutual respect. There cannot be peace where there is not trust; there cannot be freedom where there is not loyalty. The warm sunlight of love will not rise out of a swamp of immorality.
To hope for peace and love and gladness out of promiscuity is to hope for that which will never come. To wish for freedom out of immorality is to wish for something that cannot be. Said the Savior, “Whosoever committeth sin is the servant of sin.” (John 8:34.)" - Gordon B. Hinckley, “In Search of Peace and Freedom,” Ensign, Aug 1989, 2
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and your right this conversation is over, one day you'll wake up and hopefully understand what i was actually saying to you here, becuase i'm obviously waisting my words trying to deal with some one who is so short sighted.
End of conversation.
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Old and ugly one-legged dog. He is horrible and lonely. And he can not bark... It's very difficult for him.
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