BG: House of Cards

A Story by Abishai100

An inventive New England (Ivy League) social-media venture involves the celebration of youth-targeted toys designed to promote data.

A culture-fable about American inventive media/education, inspired loosely by Fried Green Tomatoes!

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A New England boarding-school teacher named Amlan was collecting colorful Irish folk-tale books for a new Ivy League presentation about social media surrounding imagineering for young students immersed in the world of social environment landscaping.

Amlan paired up with a major magazine-writer in New York to coordinate an East Coast Ivy League media-platform celebrating socialized access for teachers involved in market-world ideas regarding world-folklore cinema for youngsters!

AMLAN: We're basing our Ivy League venture out of a special fraternity/social-house in New England for this convention!

Now, this social-house, 'BG' in the Ivy League in New England, was known for its pluralism consciousness and worldly attitudes towards education/culture for democratic social-media platforms, which is why it was chosen as 'ideal' and also because its iconic basement was hospitably conformed for student-life activity.

AMLAN: We're making snow angel sculptures outside the social-house to inspire the kids to think about magic/folk-tales.

In fact, this 'BG venture' involved the collection of incredible youth-targeted cyber-toys and computer-age artifacts designed to promote a healthy education in social-media use/accessibility, which was great for this modern brand of activity for youth-fitness.

AMLAN: We're showing a Xmas-time screening of the Grinch-Christmas as the holiday-season of festive cartoons approaches.

This was indeed the age of magazines, media, social platforms, and distances for education/culture access, and it was all 'perfectly' commercial, and it reminded the everyday American consumer of the 'intelligence' behind blending things like autumn fashions with soccer-sport iconography --- all geared towards social activity markets/media!

AMLAN: We're even using Warhol's soup-can paintings for re-presentations of commercial vanities as market-diaries.

Would such a social-media venture, this 'BG experiment' in New England work for this era of market-driven activity? This was the age of Facebook/FaceTime after all, and everyone appreciated the 'imagination' of youth-targeted arts/crafts/tech. Perhaps this would serve as a 'milestone' for the road to perfection.