Sad news? Yes. It is sad because I had a lifespan of 3-5 months on Scratch Online. Now I'm going to quit Scratch Online. The reason for this is to be killed by ScratchJr. Another one (I guess) is because I was never born to code because of it. code.org is my real coding home. I can start from scratch there since I lost all of my brain cells. When I started at code.org, I started with Play Labs. Those are for kids. I then gradually got better and better. I had people REMIX projects made by me. That led me to looking at coding like a mini man. I then saw the one coding site we know of as scratch.mit.edu. I made an account and had no clue what to do. After remixing a project, I had the hang of..... nothing. I only knew how to retexture sprites. I then hit some griffpatch tutorials on a game you may know as Sandbox Life. I thought it would become a platformer, but instead of a platformer, it was a sandbox. That then gave me the opportunity to make a total of about 50 projects. I succeeded and will now go back to my home code.org. If you want to give my home a try, click one of the four links that say code.org.

Your pally,

P.I.G.O