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Fiction Writing in Process : Solarpunk-Utopia Original Fiction

Drafts and be copyrighted when done Solarpunk-Utopia fiction World Building It starts with a human female infant. She is born at an efficient government run hospital. All hospitals, including government service establishments, are efficiently run and serviced by happy healthy satisfied medical workers. Her or their parents don't have to pay for her to be born.  She turns out to be the youngest and will be the last child of the parent. She has a mom and a dad and a big brother who is already eight years old. Her parents are both 36.  There is a strict 2-chid policy among heterosexual couples. It is because since all of the citizens, no matter how rich they are or how they don't save that much money from extra work oustide of their government assigned and supported role in society, the government, that supervises everyone and makes sure that all resources are used equally but making there are still resources in the future for the next generation, makes sure that there is no over...
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Little Shop of Horrors(1960) Spoiler Movie Analysis

 I watched the 1960 version. It was like a comedy version of the twilight zone. It was shocking that at the end Seymour died while trying to kill the plant. But seriously, like how do you want to end the movie? Have Seymour escape to SeaSide with Audry and live happily after? It wouldn't be fair since he did killed the innocent drunkard, the evil dentist, the innocent prostitute and indirectly the robber for making the plant. Or have him imprisoned after killing the plant, I guess it wouldnt be a spicy ending.    Jack Nicholson turned out to be just a character actor before becoming a movie star. It's hilarious to see that he's just a comedic filler in this one.   I really expected that Seymour really did kill the plant. That the plant will fall out in half and Seymour came in and he just cleaned himself up after doing the deed. What a twist!
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Here are tips from an introvert for extroverts dealing with Community Quarantine

It seems that every generation has to deal with a disease outbreak or more! Interestingly, starting with the 2002's SARS, outbreaks are repeatedly happening! But unlike the recent past outbreaks such as 2014-2016's Ebola and 2009's H1N1 Flu, we weren't required by our governments to community quarantine and even healthy people should stay in their homes during this COVID-19 pandemic. This is a shock for us living in the 21st Century! However, the people who lived through the historic plagues are probably eye-rolling in their graves. This isn't the first time people have been required to stay in their homes for weeks so we can handle this situation easy-peasy, especially since we have a variety of technology in our hands to make us preoccupied. For introverts, such as the one writing this article, living through the pandemic will be easy breezy, but what about the extroverts? I will be writing a three-part series posting five tips each for extroverts about doing home...
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9 Weird Reasons Why Your Dog Sits On Your Pillow + Tips (almost 2000 word-count article and has a Grade 4 on the Hemingway App)

 Every living creature has the right to sit somewhere that they are most comfortable. As a good dog owner, you provide them a spot where they can feel cozy and snug. Such as a dog bed, or a crate with a cushion in it.    Yet, you may find your canine at times wanting to sit or relax on  your bed pillow or any pillow you and the other humans use. It  may boggle your mind when they choose to do this since they  have their comfy place to rest. Also, the inconvenience is that  your pillow now has fur, smell, drool, or any liquids now  sticking on it. So what now? Do you let your dog have your pillow? Share with them? Or make them move? Read on to find out more: How your pillows remind them of you. Some unfortunate reasons why they want to sit on your pillows. How to use positive reinforcements and effective punishments. And many more... Why does my dog sit on my pillow? It depends on the dog. Your dog may find your pillows ...
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Podcast Post 1: Thoughts I Had While Listening to Mission Rejected S03E02 On Mister Muldrake's Obvious Service

  Link to the episode https://missionrejected.simplecast.com/episodes/302-on-mister-muldrakes-obvious-service 1. Chet and Athena's tension and chemistry is entertaining. I'm excited how their relationship will become by the end of the show.  2. No Mission for you! NO SOUP FOR YOU!! 3. The Admiral just wants the whole world to drown. 100% water! 4. There's a real Mr. Hooper? What happened to the real Hoopers?! 5. Wait, is Duolingo known to be ineffective like Google translate sometimes? 6. McGrath likes Showgirls.  7. M: R has already mentioned two types of food I hate: Sushi and Wasabi. And apparently all of the main characters, or at least Skip and McGrath, like both! 8. Yes, the team is finally going to Europe! I believe their first international mission.  9. Gloria....that was so cringey....please don't say those words again.  10. 'Once Upon a Time on Tatooine' Bowden might star in a Star Wars-Tarantino-directed flick.  11. McGrath hates billionaires, as...
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Podcast Post 1: Thoughts I Had While Listening to Mission Rejected S03E01 Blue Storm Rising

In Season 2, Episode 12: A Vow To A Kill, the main characters are waiting for their deaths in every villain's most stereotypical place to set up their lair, in a mouth of a volcano. The floor slowly opens to magma, but it eventually and surprisingly closes. The heroes' lives are spared. They thought one of their hackers, Mackenzie McGrath, shut the floor. However, it was actually The Admiral H.R.R. Fletcher, leader of the Oceanologists cult (a parody of the Scientologists and any other ridiculous but frightening cults in real life), saving their lives and others in the volcano. The Admiral makes use of the airwaves, used previously for Athena O'Brien's televised wedding, to make his announcement to the whole world "that the time he has spoken of has come, that the age of land has passed, to become one with the ocean." After credits of the episode cuts and fades to news outlets across the world announcing about the Oceanologists gathering and chanting "bec...
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Fun Facts about Treasure Planet, Disney's Best Animated Deep Cut

  Treasure Planet is my all-time favorite Disney deep cut. Adapted from the classic Robert Louis Stevenson's classic, it is one of those underrated Disney gems that hold some interesting facts. The movie has the record for the most expensive traditional animated film because of its extensive use of Disney's Deep Canva technique. According to Retrojunk.com is the technique that "allows a two-dimensional character to move freely through a painterly 3-dimensional computer-generated environment." The animated film was such a passion project for Ron Clements and John Musker, two of Disney's most successful Disney directors and legends. For Treasure Planet, they waited years to make it. They pitched the movie before making The Little Mermaid, Hercules, and Aladdin. When their then-boss still did not give them the green light to make the movie as promised, they angrily went to the higher-ups, and that's when they got their wish. Another fun fact is that they based Ji...
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