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For computers like MacBooks or Windows computers, this game, meant for young children, is to help them master their music skills but also to have fun. The first game is a chord creator, where you find a note and try matching it to other notes in three levels. Game 2 is called Musical Simon, where you test your memory using musical notes in a simon game. Game three, Mr Rhythm, is a practice for making beats by using a metronome. Would you have your young children play it?

On a Nintendo Switch, this entertaining game is almost like a fireworks simulator game, but the game has a different kind of style. First, the first game, called “Beat The Jingle,” has the player try to get as many fireworks as you can before the jingle is played. The second game called “Fire Rhythm” is where the player gets points by following a selected rhythm. If the player misses a beat, then the player would hear a jingle. The last game, “Wordworks” is where the player has to guess what each firework tries to spell out. You can also get your total amount of firework displays via the main menu or get your total high score from all three games on the main screen. Would you play it?

This is a trailer that introduces the listeners to a series of fictional games that this new series will be playing out. Note that there are lots of text to speech dialog that will be used in most of my episodes. This trailer talks about what the series is about and the games and how they can be in terms of confusion, being challenged, and at some point just being annoying. So, here it is.

This episode may be very unique to the audience, but I decided that instead of having an intro like I did with the other previous episodes or any other parts where I’m speaking, this will be one of many episodes I’ll be making that doesn’t include lots of dialog from me. The episode starts with the beginning as the people in a house are doing their daily activities. Then, robots invade and destroy things like glass. Many people hate these robots, but as the episode goes on, the people realize that they use the broken items to make their own kind. People now have different robots in their house to do the daily chores for them. Pretty cool, right? This is still a part of the current season of events that take place during Amelia and Sam Dafelia’s lifetime. Enjoy.

Marly grows up from an unhappy child to a teen. Her brothers fight a lot which we see in their room on one segment. She stays after class with her teacher, Ms. Marge, who encouraged Marly. But soon, she becomes a teen and has many friends. She gets to see the ocean, goes on vacations, goes out to dinner with friends and family, and much more. Now an adult, she has two children: Samuel and Somia (which she learned from her husband, Jefferd, when he was just making up names). She still lives during the time of Amelia and Sam Dafelia.

This is a trailer which starts Season 2. In this trailer we find out how some of these people in these stories are living during the time of Amelia and Sam Dafelia, a couple that we got to hear about in Season 1. These characters either saw the couple or were just living during the couple's lives.

We have come to the end of the Amelia Dafelia season. Yes, it's the final episode of this season. Amelia's childhood and teenage years have passed, and now she and Sam are getting married. There is no sounds or voice acting. Even though visual parts are something you can't see in this episode, I'll tell you. On the first piece of organic music, Amelia and Sam are in their own homes getting ready for the wedding. Towards the end of the piece you hear a distant sound of xylophonic bells ringing at the church. The second piece is Here Comes The Bride, where Amelia walks down the aisle. The last piece is the recession. During the piece the couple is dancing to the music. ... And that is the last episode of this season, however, the next season will have stories that occur during Amelia and Sam's lifetime.

Now, after Amelia's first problem has been resolved, it is time to figure out something. Both Amelia and Sam are finally getting married, but there is a problem. There isn't enough money. So Amelia starts a fundraiser, answers a call from a Norweian who participates in the fundraiser, and listens as the girl says she'd give Amelia a thousand dollars. However, after Amelia performs in Sam's orchestral performance along with Sam's weird-sounding instruments, and after singing a song with the church choir at the prison, she is paid $2,000. But before that performance with the choir, Ella said she'd pay Amelia that same amount she got in the mail. But who was it that sent Amelia those $2,000? Was it Ella? Was that the Norweian girl? Well, we don't know. And besides all of this, Amelia's in her new big house, planning to live with Sam after their marriage.

Amelia Dafelia, in this next episode, has struggles with telling both her parents, her aunt, and hfor grandmother that she likes a new boyfriend, Sam. She keefs every conversation private, and doesn't let out her emotions in public. Instead, she cries in the night, in her room, only because she can't handle talking to her family about her and Sam. However, the family hears that both Amelia and Sam are moving out of the house, but they don't know why. They don't ask why. It's because Amelia and Sam are getting married. They think a doctor is needed, but Amelia's mother says no, and let's Amelia go through the darkest trial. The first part ends when people are trying to help Amelia pack up for her move.

The first episode in this season gives an exploration of Amelia, Mrs. Ella, and a friend. The first story is about Amelia in the orchestra.