Come join us this Friday for the next episode of: Sonic Boom Unplugged 🚫⚡️ Cover one of your existing songs as an acoustic rendition or make an original acoustic piece, they can be instrumental or lyrical. Throw your song submissions in the comments to get onto the playlist. Hope to see you there 👊😎 xitter.cf/i/spaces/1qGoNYozmZEKv…

Come join us this Wednesday for the next episode of: Sonic Boom Sleep Radio! 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🥱😪😴 We're going with a Opera theme this go around, so check out the example song in the the comments to get an idea of the vibe I'm looking for and throw your song submissions in the comments. Hope to see you there 👊😎 xitter.cf/i/spaces/1AKEmvgNLlyKL…

Come nerd out with us this Tuesday evening for the next episode of: Sonic Boom - The 8 Bit Show 🎮🕹️👾🎃 We'll chat about all things gaming with some video game inspired musical breaks, it's a great way to veg out and wind down. Drop your 8-Bit song submissions in the comments to get on the playlist. xitter.cf/i/spaces/1yxBePWVeYLJN…

This Sunday I will be reading chapters 18-19 of "The Halloween Tree", by Ray Bradbury. 🎃🪾 Feel free to tune in and listen 🙏💚 These are the last two chapters, so you're not going to want to miss it. If you missed the reading of the first 17 chapters and would like to catch up, the spaces were recorded and are in the comments of this post. xitter.cf/i/spaces/1wGWjlXZkRMKQ…

#SYSTEMActivities Here's my submission for this week's "Language Arts" activity, a new set of PFP art for @BFPoet

#SYSTEMActivities What's up SYSTEM! Here are my Word of the Day selections for this weeks "Language Arts" activity. Pick one or more of the following "Words of the Day" and create an image or a video based off of your interpretation of it. Have fun everyone, can't wait to see what you make!

Today's "Grammar Rules & Syntax Facts". Colloquialism - "An informal word, phrase, or expression used in relaxed, everyday conversation rather than in formal speech or writing" Key Characteristics - Casual Tone: Used naturally when one speaks with family, friends, or neighbors without thinking about formal grammar rules Regional or Cultural Roots: Many colloquialisms belong to a specific geographic area, country, or community Non-Literal Meaning: They often express an idea that differs from the literal definition of the individual words Derived from Latin: The word comes from colloquium, which means "conference" or "speaking together" Common Examples - Idiomatic phrases: "Break the ice," "chicken out," or "cost an arm and a leg" Everyday contractions & shortcuts: "Gonna," "wanna," or "ain't" Regional choices: Calling a carbonated drink "soda" in some places and "pop" in others How It Differs from Other Terms - Slang: Slang consists of words or phrases created and used by specific subcultures that can change rapidly and may alienate outsiders. Colloquialisms are much more widely accepted and understood across the general population Jargon: Jargon consists of specialized technical or professional terms used in specific jobs, fields, or formal industries

Today's "What's The Difference?" Climb (KLYM) - "To go upward with gradual or continuous progress; Rise, ascend" vs Clime (KLYM) - "A region, country, or location considered with reference to its weather or climate"

Today's "It's All Greek To Everyone... Actually". Hosios (HOH-see-ohs) - "Pious or sanctioned. What is right in the eyes of the gods and the established order; The quality of an act or person that does not offend the sacred"

Coming to you by way of @SKiBumDad is an Honorary Modern English idiom that doesn't translate well 📜🎓⛷️ Dyed In The Wool - "A person, trait, or belief that is deeply ingrained, thoroughgoing, and completely unyielding to change"

Today's "Scary Words 😱". Ichthyophobia (ik-thee-uh-FOH-bee-uh) - "A persistent, irrational, and excessive fear of live or dead fish"

Today's "Many Meanings". Crisp (KRISP) - "Noticeably neat"