Recent Changes - [Change-Log]

• [02/19/26] - New Media Review: DuckTales
• [02/13/26] - Started a 'Video of the Week' to share different videos I find funny or cute!
• [02/07/26] - Added Entries & Updated Design on the Neighbourhood
• [02/01/26] - Various UI tweaks over the past few weeks!
• [01/20/26] - New Media Review: ChalkZone
• [01/19/26] - Updated Diary: Added Stickers & Tape Decals.
• [01/17/26] - Updated Diary: Multiple Tabs for Long Posts, Media Reviews, Mental Ramblings, and more to come!
• [01/04/26] - Updated Kingdom Hearts Shrine: New Links, Section on what I want to see, and Custom Cursors!

Song of the Week - Updated Every Wednesday! [Archive]

February 18, 2026

"Hey Bulldog" performed by Fanny ~ Originally a Beatles song, this version is performed from an 70s all-girl rock band, two members being sisters from the Phillipines. I find it to be a bit "harder" sound than the original, which makes me enjoy it even more! They also do a cover of Marvin Gaye's Aint That Peculiar, from the same live set which brings a heavier rock sound to an already great Motown song. Both are definitely worth a listen, as well as is their original music!

Video of the Week - Updated Every Friday! [Archive]

February 20, 2026

"dying" from LA Turtle ~ This is one of my mom's favourite videos on the internet, and mine as well. It's always fun to see someone play multiple characters in the same piece of content; this one is particularly funny with how quickly the camera jumps between characters with only a slightly different angle on their hat or camera. How quickly the scenes jump almost gives you whiplash, but not nearly as much as the plot to the video! You'll have to check it out for yourself to see all the unexpected turns it takes.

Site of the Week - Updated Every Sunday! [Archive]

February 22, 2026

Akiyoshi's illusion pages ~ You may have seen some of the optical illusions before - tons of different images available on this site created by Japanese professor Akiyoshi Kitaoka. His artwork is very recognizable and has even made its way into pop-culture. It's amazing to see how a person is able to create art that can move and stretch so much - I think it takes a very unique mind to pull this off.

Akiyoshi's illusion pages [English]