Cade Bollinger

Hello, my friends.     I have given up on the "royalty" way of talking.  I grew tired of it.  Anyways, my coding is going find, or I'd like to say.  I couldn't get my codes to open with Google Chrome.  My first worked just fine, but my third, didn't.  I don't know what was wrong but it wouldn't open properly.  I tested by creating an exact clone of my second code.  However, that code also wouldn't open properly.  I tried altering copies, editing codes, and I even quadruple checked my codes, but I couldn't find what was wrong.     I don't know what is wrong with my computer, so I didn't accomplish much this week.  Luckily, I was at the end of the section of the book I'm learning from.  The end was mostly reading about the different parts of the code: head, body, style, etc.  The next section is about making a game so I'm excited for that.  Another lucky strike for me is there is a five day weekend next w...

 Greetings my surfs.     This week I have begun practicing the runic language known as coding.  My first challenge was to actually track down the tome I was to use for my studies.  My mother began to live in her new home when the days were long and hot, and I left a majority of my belonging in the cardboard containers.  After a gallant treasure hunt for the book, I had rediscovered it! The title of the grimoire is The Gamer's Guide to Coding , as shown with the power of electric magics.  This specific literature was written by a scholar of the name, Gordon McComb.  I have only progressed about a score of pages into the tome, and the runes I am producing confuse me.  I use a special spell craft program called "Atom."  Atom provides the power to the runes to produce words and images from abnormal phrases.  Such phrases are shown below: The runic language!  I have only created three runes following these templates, and they were s...

 Greeting my surfs.       It is unfortunate.  In the evening of yesterday, I was unable to preform my coding.  I was working upon my scripture that tells a tale of a land of fiction, but the time had flown by.  I had begun my labor upon retiring to my abode after my studies at the academy.  But before I could realize, it was almost moon high!  I had toiled the day away, with no efforts put towards the coding.  I hadn't even opened the tome that holds the runes I am to be studying.  I was a fool!  More foolish than the lowest jester.  But I promise to you, my subjects, that I will practice these runes, more so than this week, to hold a better grasp of the spell craft that creates images and words.     However, though it has been more than year, maybe even two years, since I've peered into the tome that will assist me, I have vague knowledge.  The spell craft requires a electronic spirit known as Atom, I ...