100TH BLOG POST


Yep, you read the title right, this is my one hundredth blog post.

ONE HUNDREDTH!!!


A year and a half and a hundred blog posts later, here I am! 

I actually would be past a hundred posts already if I hadn't used pictures from google when I started blogging, when I realized that a ton of those photos were copyrighted and I could get in trouble for not using them correctly, I went back and deleted a bunch of posts instead of bothering to replace those pictures. 

One lives and learns I guess!

When I typed out my first post, I goodness to honest thought that no one would read my blog. At most I would have a handful of bloggers I knew irl follow me and that would be it.

I am very glad I was wrong!

Through blogging, I have discovered so many lovely people with similar and far different views and beliefs than mine, and I am super grateful for it!!

Blogging has been extremely awesome.

(Although my wallet would say that blogging is a bad thing because I see so many epic looking books on here that I MUST BUY, but my bookshelves tell my wallet that it's still debatable).

I thought about doing one of those a hundred blank posts, but honestly, I'm lazy and tired, soo, yeah....

Not gonna happen, fam. I'm sorry.

So that being said, THANK YOU ALL FOR SUFFERING THROUGH A HUNDRED RAMBLINGS FROM YOURS TRULY!!!!!!!! (Also, why don't I know y'all in real life??? How is that fair????)
How many posts have you posted?

Happy Writing,

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