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  I'm making music – just think about it! I've dreamed about it for so long. Probably since my adult life. I dreamed and dreamed. That I, too, would have some kind of musical process. And I'm at that moment now. I'm happy about it! I'm making music. As best I can. Within the limits of my strength and abilities. So there's no need to wait long. As they say.

  Hello! Hello! You can hear it from all sides! It's the kind animals again. Your best friends! Little friends. From a magical world, a parallel universe. Lots and lots of happy little animals in the meadow. Looking at you. With their little eyes. Everything is wonderful there! It's always summer! They have their own universe there. Where everything is always wonderful!

  Space theme. Another screensaver. Simple. In Basic. Just a sequential display of photos from space. To music. Beautiful and mysterious. A series of photos from space, one after another. About ten seconds, exactly. So you can take everything in. And even get a little bored. And to music. Whisper of the stars. Free music theme.

  I have a beautiful yellow guitar. So sunny. A sunny guitar, as I call it. Unfortunately, I don't know the model of this guitar. But it's a great instrument. For a start, for learning and practicing music. Exactly what I need! And in general, I really like this instrument. And it's my favorite guitar.

  You won't believe it, but my favorite game is the fourth one. Amazing. So magical. And so unusual and new. Lots of experimentation. And a completely new graphic style. I loved it all.

  I started learning HTML this year. And web literacy. And this is my first project. Based on the lessons I've learned. It's a semi-serious project. It's a dream. Which I've realized. And a semi-training project. To practice simple HTML.

  The time has come for a new version of the set. This means a certain number of games have accumulated, and it's time to release them in a new version. There are four new games here. Three of them are written in Free Pascal. They are simpler, like straight out of a computer science lesson for smart kids from the 80s and 90s. And one game – Frog. In Free Basic. It already looks like an arcade game from the same era. 80s-90s. Vertical screen. And arcade gameplay. With graphics. With sprites.

  Now I'm taking web development more seriously. And that's because I learned web programming this year. And now I know how! I can do something. It's better this way. With understanding. Not randomly. And I've had different stages. In web development too. That's why my website. It was varied. I tried different approaches. And now this is version 1.11. So festive! A celebration! A celebration!

  I have a yellow electric guitar and a yellow pick. There's even a story behind it. I've had this guitar for a long time. You could say since my youth. But I never really learned to play it. I'm currently practicing on this guitar. It's nice to have such a wonderful instrument. So sunny. And positive.

And, this is a release of third version for pack Visual I. This is a pack with programs. Written with programming language Qb64. And, there, it is something pre programmed intro. About most different themes. This is actually - like programs. Small and simple. With Visual. Visual part, there is in every program. And that’s all. With the music. Graphics + music. Pictures + music. Art, art for programming like programmer my kind. So, this is what it is Visual I. Or simply Visual.

  The frog is green and cheerful. A big fan of swimming. He can swim anywhere. In a river, in a lake. Anywhere with a lot of water. The frog is green. With big feet. Eyes on top. It's comfortable to swim. I want to swim. Says the frog. Everyone, let's swim!

  Excellent heavy metal. Such an example of heavy metal that's more stylish than anything else. That's exactly what I'm talking about. That's the sound. The intro is quick. And then the song starts. So characteristic. High-pitched, whiny vocals. But the song has a positive vibe. About the '80s. This is probably one of the symbols of the '80s in heavy metal. Not the heaviness, but the style. One of those CDs.

  I've been wanting to get my hands on this game for a long time. I have several versions of it on Steam. There's YS I & II, where everything is pixelated. And this version of YS Origins is all 3D. It's a legacy of Japanese RPGs, anime style. From consoles. It's like a second PlayStation. I just have fond memories of that system. There were so many similar things there.