Dima Link

  I came up with the idea for this little program a long time ago. The name itself captures the whole concept and meaning: "I’m a Little Star." It’s a list where you record your positive achievements. "I played a game." "I’m cheerful." "I learned something new." "I beat a level in a game," "I watered the flowers." "Good job, me." It’s all about creating a sunny, magical mood.

  The Ranger is a guardian of the forest. Clad entirely in green, his attire blends seamlessly with the surrounding foliage—an expertly tailored green outfit, complete with green boots, a green cloak, and a green tunic. He possesses the ability to merge with the forest greenery; he embodies the balance of nature and the harmony of the world. That is the nature of the forest ranger. He moves swiftly—like the wind, moving in unison with it. He travels while the wind blows, moving silently even as the breeze sways the trees and leaves. The Ranger makes his way through the forest.

  Autumn days have arrived at the countryside. The days are cooler now; you can’t really wear shorts anymore, though it’s still quite warm during the day—warm enough for just a T-shirt. I spent these autumn days harvesting mint. It was a nice day—bright, with a sky that looked almost summery, even though the heat was gone. It gets dark quickly, too—so dark you can barely see a thing.

  Electronic music is a whole universe. Like summer. Something that beckons you to a land of sunny days. A synth rhythm rushes forward, and the melody captures a spirit of celebration and anticipation. We are rushing toward that very summer—one you might have already forgotten. Nostalgia riding retro waves. A tangible reality crafted from dreams, electronics, and synthesizer music. This is reality. A summer that should never be forgotten.

  This is another program in the "Small Software" series. It is a very simple program designed for jotting down a quick note. The concept is straightforward: a yellow background, a compact size, and space for just a couple of lines. You type something and keep it visible on your screen, or you can save it to a file—or open a text file containing a previously saved note.

  The forest was green—a place of dense greenery and bright sunlight. Yet, the sun itself was not always directly visible, obscured by the towering trees cloaked in thick foliage. Large green leaves adorned the branches; water dripped from some of them, remnants of the morning rain—a common occurrence in these parts. The trees stretched high toward the sky, while the grass at their bases grew just as thick and tall.