ADIEU

My first article on this blog was posted on the 1st of September 2017. I didn't really mean to start out, but a friend advised me to begin putting out my scribbles into meaningful articles on a blog article that I could call my own, hence this web space.

My interest in writing geared up over the years, and even though I struggled with consistency, I managed to update this blog and this has given birth to a new baby;

 https://www.titipetral.com

I have decided to become very formal, genuine and serious about my writings. 

So see you at the new blog.

Thanks blogger.com for being a fabulous host.

Peace out.


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