Mozart, according to Matt.

I have no idea where the creativity and randomness for this has come from, either way, it's hilarious. Apparently Matt was supposed to recount the life of Mozart and supply a visual representation as well, apparently Matt either didn't read about the story of Mozart and figured "hey, if I'm not gonna get this right anyway, might as well have a good time with this" or he simply wanted to brighten up his teacher's day with a bit of humor. Either way, it appears as though the teacher could only come up with "this is not accurate." to put on the top of Matt's paper. lol.

If you can't read the dialogue on the bottom, it reads as follows: "Mozart the Cowboy played music on his broom since he was 3." "He had a sister who was a Ninja too." "He was so good with a broom, he was asked to play for the fish King." "He saw the Shrimp Princess and proposed to her. He didn't know she was engaged."

Mozart, according to Matt.

Matt: the story of creativity influenced by a truly unique childhood.

I created this blog as a tribute to my little brother's immensely creative nature. Given a somewhat different childhood then what "normal" kids might encounter, Matt has shown that he has a knack for being able to compose and create stories. Though his writing and pictures may be crude sometimes, Matt excels in is his humor and randomness throughout his stories. Perhaps what makes me laugh most when reading Matt's stories is the fact that they have all come from a child (or now a teenager), his writing displays much of the humor I would expect to come from grown adults, this only results in his stories being even more hilarious. With this said, hopefully you'll get a kick out of them as much as I do. Enjoy!