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  I'm continuing to work on the garden. Or rather, I'm planting everything indoors for now. Indoors. So that at the end of May I can take everything to the garden. And plant it there. This year I'm making a big garden. The biggest one yet. And I'm still working on it. I've temporarily stopped planting new seeds. I ran out of space. That's a problem. And I don't transplant what's already grown from small containers into larger ones. For the same reason.

  I'm a huge fan of Deep Purple's "Highway Star." A high-flying star, so to speak. A high-flying bird. A star on high. I guess that's how I feel about this song. About Deep Purple. And about upbeat rock music in general. Songs about good vibes. And accompanied by a video game!

  Development of a new game has already begun. In the spirit of an arcade game. Something about Galaga, I think. There will be flies. As the main theme. And the visual design is Windows 3.11. That is, a white background. Black text. And colorful flies like sprite drawings.

  Lazarus is an excellent solution for all Delphi and Pascal-like programming enthusiasts. But it's also designed for Windows-oriented solutions. Pascal-like programs include Free Pascal and Turbo Pascal, for example. And this is a continuation of the selection operator. A convenient and frequently used solution for iterating over values. How else can it be used? This is entry-level. In a simple way.

  It was a hot summer. Silence. Only a few insects flew occasionally. And somewhere in the distance, grasshoppers could be heard. It was scorching hot. The temperature was over thirty degrees. It was hot. It was truly summer. With bright sunshine. And a cloudless sky. A very bright day.

Air. Good mood. Energy and sun. A good car. And you're driving and jumping somewhere into the air. Driving along the highway. Into the sunny distance. A wonderful summer day. And you jump off the ramp. Into the sky. A wonderful blue sky with beautiful clouds. That's how I imagined the song "Highway Star."