My second commit will consist of my second round of changes. What has changed is my functions in drawing.py and shapes.py have been updated to show a house and sun. My idea for the project proposal has also changed, only a minor change.

What got me stuck in the beginning is figuring out where to begin. It was an easy fix because I used the previous assignments to help me with making shapes using
various parameters. I figured out that the previous lessons still prove to be a great help to look back at when stuck. I was specifically stuck with the animation
of the sun rising. A different method was used to create a rising sun but was outside of the realm of super turtle which ultimately had me back track.
It took longer to try and learn animation with super turtle so I reached out to my professor and decided I will continue with my house but the sun will be
stationary rather than rising. Something I want to learn more about is animating using super turtle. An idea for a future project will be to create a house
and a rising sun using the tools of super turtle.

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-My first commit will consist of my first milestone. Not necessarily what has been changed but what has been thought. My idea for this project was to create a house and a snowball but soon began to feel less confident with the ability to animate it. So then, I came to the conclusion that I will create a house and a rising sun for my project proposal.
+My second commit will consist of my second round of changes. What has changed is 
+my functions in drawing.py and shapes.py have been updated to show a house and sun.
 
-Where I was first stuck was my idea for a project proposal. My original ideas seemed to be a bit more complicated as a first project and I thought of a simpler idea of creating a house and a rising sun. I figured out my project proposal. A strategy I used to get un-stuck was looking at simple project ideas and using my own environment to see what I can use as a simple project proposal. Something I wondered was "how can I get the sun to rise on one side and set on the other?". I soon decided to just keep the sun as a rising sun. What I want to learn more about is animating using code and a future idea for a project could be making a house with an animated sun rising on one side of the house and then setting on the other side of the house.
+What got me stuck in the beginning is figuring out where to begin. It was an easy fix because I used the previous assignments to help me with making shapes using various parameters. I figured out that the previous lessons still prove to be a great help to look back at when stuck. I was specifically stuck with the animation of the sun rising. A different method was used to create a rising sun but was outside of the realm of super turtle which ultimately had me back track. It took longer to try and learn animation with super turtle so I reached out to my professor and decided I will continue with my house but the sun will be stationary rather than rising. Something I want to learn more about is animating using super turtle. An idea for a future project will be to create a house and a rising sun using the tools of super turtle.
 
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README.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ I want to write square(), rectangle(), triangle() and circle() functions for the
 
 ### Milestone 2
 
-I want to ombine my functions to create a house and a sun with color. Then I want to create a function that will give my sun a rising movement which will create a rising sun. To do this I will create a drawing.py file where the movement of my sun will be stored. 
+I want to combine my functions to create a house and a sun with color. Then I want to create a function that will give my sun a rising movement which will create a rising sun. To do this I will create a drawing.py file where the movement of my sun will be stored. 
 
 ### Milestone 3 
 

drawing.py

@@ -4,26 +4,58 @@
 #
 # (Briefly describe what this program does.)
 
-from turtle import *
-
 import turtle
-import time
 from shapes import draw_square, draw_triangle, draw_rectangle, draw_circle
 
 # setup
 screen = turtle.Screen()
 screen.setup(width=800, height=600)
 screen.bgcolor("skyblue")
-screen.tracer(0)
 
 pen = turtle.Turtle()
 pen.speed(0)
 pen.hideturtle()
 
-
+# draw house
 def draw_house():
+    # house base
+    pen.penup()
+    pen.goto(-100, -200)
+    pen.pendown()
+    draw_square(pen, 200, color="black", fill="lightgrey")
 
+    # roof (lowered)
+    pen.penup()
+    pen.goto(-100, -200)
+    pen.pendown()
+    draw_triangle(pen, 200, color="black", fill="brown")
 
+    # door
+    pen.penup()
+    pen.goto(-30, -200)
+    pen.pendown()
+    draw_rectangle(pen, 60, 100, color="black", fill="darkred")
 
-def animate_sun():
+    # windows (lowered)
+    pen.penup()
+    pen.goto(-80, -210)
+    pen.pendown()
+    draw_square(pen, 40, color="black", fill="lightblue")
 
+    pen.penup()
+    pen.goto(40, -210)
+    pen.pendown()
+    draw_square(pen, 40, color="black", fill="lightblue")
+
+# draw sun (stationary)
+def draw_sun():
+    pen.penup()
+    pen.goto(250, 180)   # top-right corner
+    pen.pendown()
+    draw_circle(pen, 50, color="black", fill="yellow")
+
+# main
+draw_house()
+draw_sun()
+
+turtle.done()

shapes.py

@@ -1,13 +1,41 @@
 import turtle
 
 def draw_square(t, size, color="black", fill=""):
-    
+    t.color(color, fill)
+    if fill:
+        t.begin_fill()
+    for _ in range(4):
+        t.forward(size)
+        t.right(90)
+    if fill:
+        t.end_fill()
 
 def draw_rectangle(t, width, height, color="black", fill=""):
-   
+    t.color(color, fill)
+    if fill:
+        t.begin_fill()
+    for _ in range(2):
+        t.forward(width)
+        t.right(90)
+        t.forward(height)
+        t.right(90)
+    if fill:
+        t.end_fill()
 
 def draw_triangle(t, size, color="black", fill=""):
-   
+    t.color(color, fill)
+    if fill:
+        t.begin_fill()
+    for _ in range(3):
+        t.forward(size)
+        t.left(120)
+    if fill:
+        t.end_fill()
 
 def draw_circle(t, radius, color="black", fill=""):
-   
+    t.color(color, fill)
+    if fill:
+        t.begin_fill()
+    t.circle(radius)
+    if fill:
+        t.end_fill()