buny.plus state of affairs, november 2021

for the two people who have kept up with any of my projects, it’s been a while huh? it’s been about a month since there’s been an update to hazel and robyn, which is unfortunately not the first time this has happened. so like, i haven’t had the proper time to work on my stuff recently. i’ve recently started a new job, and while it pays well it’s really tiring. i haven’t really had the energy to work on anything and it’s really starting to bother me. here’s what i have to say specifically:

this is the test of the lily broadcast system

this is a test of the lily broadcast system. for the next 60 seconds, this station will conduct a test of the lily broadcast system. this is only a test. (beep) had this been a real lily, you would’ve been slightly annoyed, and possibly endangered. this station serves the heypumpk.in area. this concludes the test of the lily broadcast system.

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