The Final Post

Dear Followers,

This blog has been fun.

I guess, after all this time, it's safe to say we have certainly pursued thoughtful endeavors.

However, Zoodle must now come to a close.

When I created this blog, I was experimenting: what did I enjoy writing about? Was I good at creating and maintaining a site/blog? Was it exciting to work collaboratively? And certainly, Zoodle has served its purpose in that way; by bringing me a step closer to me understanding what I want to do with my ever-changing interests.

I think it has helped me.

So, while the Zoodle Factory may need to be shut down (hey, blame it on the economy), and the zoodles aren't always as green-supporting as they used to be, I think the heart, mind and soul of Zoodle shall live on. Live on in the hearts...souls...and..minds of its [current] former readers.

What does this mean for the future of this blog? Who knows. Not even I know!

Thank you Donald, Eragon1993, ~Knute, and Queso for all your posts, and to all the followers of this blog: I thank you especially for reading!

I wish you all a good day!

Cheers,

David

Yet another new Zoodler! #42

~Knute here, the newest Zoodler! I'm very excited to be a part of this up and coming blog, and I hope that I won't be too lazy about posting.

Å det Fatherland! #31

Utrolig utrolige! Our good friends, the Norskis took a trip to their Fatherland; Norway! They stayed with their uncle and he was able to take them to several major cities there. Please read their blog for more information. We hope to hear tales of their adventures soon, so stay posted!

http://norskifyorski.blogspot.com/

Taking turns can be fun #14

Today, my brother and I had the two of the Norskis over, and we created a full Guitar Hero band. We took turns on each: Guitar, Bass, Drums and Microphone (why did I capitalize those words? Bad habit I guess). It was awesome!

We found how difficult it is to sing songs you don't know. First you have to make sure that the game's vocals are higher than yours...which we had, luckily. We found we could mumble, hum or blab our words and it wouldn't matter. My brother had the pleasure of singing B.Y.O.B. by System of a Down...it was priceless. ;) Surprisingly, he sang it relatively well for him not knowing the song too well. During the Guitar Hero: World Tour singing part, occasionally they will have a ad lib-singing bit. His ad lib singing consisted of, "♪Yeah♫We're System of a Down♪ and we think♫we're really cool♪yo, gnarly yo♫la la la la♪uh-huh yeah♫our band thinks we're awesome♪" It was very amusing.

Us foursome had a great time jumping around and jiving to the rock while playing. I'm pretty sure we rocked our neighborhood. Ya. For sure.