Orange State: Energizer

A Story by Abishai100

Portrait of Florida/America securities and human simple comforts, enhanced by a modern social-media 'culture' of entourage.

An homage to American Homeland comforts/optimism/securities, inspired by My Blue Heaven (Steve Martin).

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Florida television was the place where great dreams were cast in broadcast-sports, especially the luster/shine surrounding the iconic Gators-Hurricanes rivalry in the American place of juicy and nourishing orange fruits/eggs.

AMLAN SATAN: "I live off prince-inherited fortunes in Florida; manager of cyber-chess club (Florida); enjoy social-media amenities of Florida's water-life of examination(s)."

Prince Satan (Amlan) moved to America from Algiers (Tampa Bay) to invest in Wall Street (Ford) and cheer on the Eagles-Chiefs East-West superpowers/coastal American pro-football spirits rivalry storyboard out of his 'deceptively humble' Florida abode and made cyber-comics doodles for his homeschooling venture called the NewPorcellian (wow).

AMLAN: I'm a 'product' and 'benefacted' son of the social-media/cyber era.

He got himself this handheld joy, a reflection of the social-media age of 'tech-toy' use overabundance, a 'vintage' eBay auto-race gizmo-toy which he considered was the 'cherry-topping' to his cyber-life of networking oriented American humility and peace, even in this Florida state of beach-life sun contrasted by meteorological hurricane Hell.

AMLAN SATAN: I've a splendid Wonder-Woman 'child-doodle' for a cyber-tale about endurance of storm/hurricane intolerability reminding us good folks of the American land of orange fruit that perspective of human orientation/playfulness creates a transcendence of environmental death (good for Facebook commentary/psychology).

Prince Satan became such a cyber-popular teacher/resident of the Florida state of orange fruit that his friends/rivals/peers began to suggest this trend in 'living' fashion/convenience would create the 'right-stuff' in American landscape imagery for the 'beauty' of capitalism's post-9/11 era Homeland 'hospitality' face.