I'm being nice, mommy.
All right.
First of all, this wasn't bad.
I've seen worse and you've obviously worked hard on this.
However, here are some things that could be improved in the future:
- There were quite a lot of spelling mistakes. I don't see any excuse for them, as there are plenty of online dictionaries available. It's a shame to have typos in something you worked on.
- Although the music was okay and most of the animation was halfway decent, I found it to be a bit boring. I guess I'm one of those tiresome people who complain about story and plot, but I do think that, as a beginner, you should first develop strong plots and storylines (on a small scale of course) to make up for your lack of experience. I'm pretty sure you'd be able to give your work a lot more appeal if you had a good message. You see, people usually like flashes that are either really well animated or have a really good story. Eyecandy or braincandy so to speak. Those that have both or incredibly popular, from what I've seen.
My advice to you.
Start small: Ambition is good, but you don't want your work to go unappreciated because you don't have the skill to pull it off as well as you had imagined it.
Take your time: Keep working on said smaller scale until you become better, until you're satisfied with your skills. There's no rush. It takes years to become great.
Be creative: Don't just do what everybody else does because everyone else is doing it. Try to come up with your own thing. Something YOU think is good. It'll give you the motivation needed to improve.
Sorry for the long-ass review.