The Misconceptions of a homschooler: An essay addressing the common misunderstandings perpetuated by the public and falsifying the said misconceptions that may cloud one's view of the common homeschooled teen.

Ok, I won't really write and essay, but I thought it would be fun to clear up some things about homeschoolers that may be misunderstood. First off I'd like to say that I never have worn my pajamas while doing school. I could if I wanted to, but it seems pointless and unnecessary. Second, I always finish my school for the day BEFORE I do anything else (like work on my games, play my dad's XBOX, etc.). Third, my school is no easier than any other teen's school. The reason I can finish before lunch is that I am doing the public-schooler's equivelant of homework and I don't sit in classes all day.(Not that there's anything wrong with that.) Number four: I don't sleep in. I could, but then I wouldn't finish school before lunch and would lose most of the day. Fifth, homeschoolers are not anti-social. We do a lot of things throughout the week that involve being around other people. That is all I will say, because I don't want to make anyone mad by saying stuff like: "We're all smarter than you!" or "Public-schoolers are bad people!" because that is definitely not true. I know some publicly schooled people, and they're really cool. The End.

Rollo Update

I worked mainly on the menus since my last blog, so little has changed, but I would like to get your input. First, I would like some suggestions of obstacles I could implement in Rolo: Mask Unveiled. For example, I have your traditional spikes and electricity, as well as a door that has to be opened by flipping a switch. Also I created a door that can only open when their is enough heat present to raise the temperature to a certain level. That's an idea of what's going on. Another thing I would like input on is unlockables. What kind of things would make you want to play the game in order to unlock? Another question: How many different environments can you think of? (e.g. forest, desert, city, volcanic cavern, etc.) because I want great diversity in my game.

Phrase of the day:

If you don't believe your game is worth the effort to take time to make well, then people will not think the game is worth playing.

Regitress signing out….