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Geico ad in Washington, D.C. Photo taken on September 16, 2018. Courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Geico ad in Washington, D.C. Photo taken on September 16, 2018. Courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Geico ad in Washington, D.C. Photo taken on September 16, 2018. Courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Geico billboard in Washington, D.C. taken on September 16, 2018.

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Picture of Baltimore, MD. Photo taken on August 12, 2018. Photo courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Picture of Baltimore, MD. Photo taken on August 12, 2018. Photo courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Picture of Baltimore, MD. Photo taken on August 12, 2018. Photo courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Photos of Baltimore, Maryland. Taken on August 12, 2018

Cinnamon Toast Crunch on a bowl of milk. Photo taken on June 28, 2019. Photo courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Take a look inside a bowl of milk and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.

I'll might be posting a batch of photos featuring the cereal Cinnamon Toast Crunch on a bowl of milk tomorrow. If I will, you can take a look of that cereal within those photos.

Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Photo taken on July 14, 2018. Photo courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Photo taken on July 14, 2018. Photo courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Photo taken on July 14, 2018. Photo courtesy of The Blog from Planet Neptune. Taken on July 14, 2018.

That's a picture of one of my works in progress. Hello. You notice that I haven't been blogging for almost a month for now. I do apologize. Right now, I'm trying to something different on this blog. Instead of blogging about stuff (or type a bunch of words and sentences and paragraphs), I will post pictures almost every day. For now. Okay. I'll get to blogging whenever and whatever I feel like.

So wait Apple, the world's largest tech company, want to kill of iTunes? and replace with separate apps for audio, photos, video and gaming specifically? What would happen to the iTunes Store then? And what would happen to the syncing to our iPhone? With the iTunes application on our computers and laptops, we can hook up our iPhones to the USB ports with the wires so you can, you know, syncing our iTunes library to our iPhones so we can have them anywhere, anytime. Why is Apple killing off iTunes and replaced with specific apps for each component of that legendary application? (iTunes started off in 2003, running over 17-18 years) It doesn't make sense. We'll as Apple consumers (and non-Apple consumers) have to keep on what Apple is planning to do. Please note that it has been reported last night (Friday, May 31, 2019), so this is my opinion on that. Written by Malcolm Franokuski, an African-American writer since 2008 and the author of "Me, Buff Girls and The S...