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Wait, I'm here! [Vic's Review's Last Gasp]

What is going on? Yes, I'm still alive.

I'll just carry on even though no one is reading. Is anyone reading?

After I posted my last post, I thought my newer post were NOTHING like my old post from the blog's earlier days. Something was missing. Part of it was that I felt like I wasn't having any fun. The post were just forced. It was something I had to do. During these past seven years, I underwent so much; family, extra-curricular organizations, writer's block, maturing, new technology, additional English/writing classes, changing of likings... I haven't forgotten about this blog. In fact, all this time I've been thinking about what to do next with it. Since I have access to the account, abandonment is not an option.

Through these years, my likings have changed quite a bit. These new likings include discoveries of older shows/animation as well as more live-actions shows. I figured my reviewing Power Rangers episodes on this blog would be extremely unfitting. My new mature style of writing would no longer match the style of writing as, say, back in 2005.

So, after several years of long contemplation on the future of this blog I have decided to officially end Vic's Review and start a completely new blog. With streaming services like Hulu and Netflix, there is a wide variety of shows I could write about and give my recommendations on them. I've been writing quite a few reviews and potential blog post in the past year that I'd love to share with you before I close out this blog. If you could just stick around for a few days/several weeks, I will be posting them as time becomes available as my life schedule is very busy. I'm tying up the lose ends by fulfilling the promises I made in past reviews. I'll post the first one as soon as possible.

Thanks for Reading,
Vic

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