WHERE HAVE I BEEN FOR A WEEK? (May 17, 2020)

Twenty-first post from the original blog.

"In case anyone was wondering, I've been fine. I recently got the two newest Big Nate comic collections, Big Nate: Hug it Out and Big Nate: Blow the Roof Off. I managed to read them both in about an hour or so. I'm a really fast reader. When I was in fifth grade, my reading scores were said to be on par with an average eighth grader, and when I was in eighth grade, my skills were on par with a twelfth grader. Now that I'm graduating twelfth grade, I'll bet my reading skills are as good as a college student's. Or something like that.

I also got Minecraft: Bedrock Edition on the computer in our casita so I could play Minecraft with my brothers, Chase and Dean, on Realms. They made a realm called "Yah Yeet City" (why they called it that I have no idea) a few years ago, and they've been working on it for a while. There's Chase's house, Dean's floating island, an airship, a dojo, a bunch of little animal farms, a lighthouse, a baseball diamond, a giant hole, a village, and a museum (the last one was designed by Chase and Dean's friend Robert). I made a house of my own near the lighthouse and the museum.

Paper Mario: Color Splash - I got the red Mini Paint Stars in both Port Prisma and Ruddy Road. I also repainted most of the colorless spots in Port Prisma and Ruddy Road (78% and 97% respectively). I leveled up my paint hammer to hold a maximum of 150 paint units, thanks to the hammer scraps I got from defeating enemies.

Super Mario Bros. 3 - I beat the first four worlds of the game, namely Grass Land, Desert Hill, Ocean Side, and Big Island, without using any of my P-Wings (that I was saving for Dark Land), but I eventually got a Game Over in Sky Land from getting repeatedly hit by Bullet Bills and/or cannonballs in Roy's airship.

I'm also really excited for Paper Mario: The Origami King, which releases on July 17. I'm hoping to get it right on release day, which is what I've done for almost every video game I own that was released after Mario & Luigi: Dream Team."