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didn't realize how the function worked before and now realized that the function
will not animate the bubbles the way that I had envisioned.  I may try to use the easing
for my turtles swim.

I drew the bubbles and have coded the drawing of the top two flippers.  I need to complete the changes to the
flipper function for the bottom two quadrants.

Next step is animating the flippers and then the turtle.  I'm a little aprehensive about
nesting the animations, but we'll see how it goes.
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README.md

(Drawing project)

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Description

(I would like to create an animated swimming sea turtle with some bubbles.)

Planning

(1. Create a function that draws various sizes of blue bubbles that start low on the screen and then move up and also use the easing function to make them behave like bubbles as they move up the screen. This will be my first milestone. A simple drawing and allowing me to play with the animate functions. 2. Draw a turtle body and head. Draw turtle fins with parameters of size and transposition to be added to the turtle body. 3. Animate the turtle to swim from the bottom right of the screen to the top left increasing in size and moving the fins.)