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Update

I'm really disappointed in the current state of the blog. I'm sure that I'll resume posting very soon, but it's just... not quite what I hope that it would be in its current state.

The biggest issue is that I can't really connect to my few readers. I've only received one comment thus far, and I just wish that I could connect with you more! I'd be more than happy to do requests. I'm also expanding my reviews over to tumblr as well, at https://skymusicreviews.tumblr.com/ , which may help expand my audience. I hope so.

Finally, I started university, so I have considerably less free time. I can still work with this, but it's just more to consider for this blog's upkeep.

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  1. Melody-JohnsonJune 18, 2019 at 12:09 PM

    I'd like to request you review Deadroses by blackbear. Keep going!!!!

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