How's it going creepers and gumdrops? It has been a while, since publishing another blog on OMG, Anna! What's Going On?!
Those of you, who have been with me on this journey for the last 6 1/2 years, already know that the so-called "struggle has been real."
From the time of joining the original Xanga 7 years ago to Blogster to It's Not All Gumdrops & Unicorns to Blogger, I still continue to blog. However, I have been blogging a lot less since 2017.
Job hunting, submitting my short stories to publishers, finding dentists and clinics that accept my insurance for oral extractions, x-rays, etc. Helping to take care of my mother occupies most of my time offline.
As some already know, being a caregiver is a lot of time and work. My mother may not be a vegetable, but she is high maintenance.
Imagine dealing with a bullheaded and defiant teenager, who acts like a know-it-all with bad health. Yeah, my mother's like that except she is in her late 50's.
Despite all the setbacks, I've been updating It's Not All Gumdrops & Unicorns and previously published blogs on it every so many days, weeks, and months. Therefore, I have not forsaken any of you or my content. In fact, I just changed the background scenery on It's Not All Gumdrops & Unicorns. So, check it out!
Why I am telling you all this?
Well, even though I may be unable to publish blogs on It's Not All Gumdrops & Unicorns and OMG, Anna! What's Going On?! (which is on Blogger) 2-3 days a week, I DO update and share previously published blogs every so often and occasionally publish new blogs on both sites.
Webs.com has so many glitches. This is especially when it comes to sending and receiving notifications and comments. Their engineers still have yet to repair my Guestbook page.
Meanwhile, Facebook and other social media sites keep destroying the algorithms for entertainers, bloggers, authors, and content creators like yours truly. Therefore, sending newsletters is the best solution.
It has been repeatedly said, that entertainers, bloggers, authors, and content creators should have our own newsletters.
Why should we have our own newsletter(s)?
Because we have our own content AND contact lists of subscribers. With a newsletter, we have a greater chance of our subscribers seeing our content rather than social media sites like Facebook changing their algorithms to hide our status updates and content on their sites.
For all those, who may have never had a chance to read and comment on past and present blogs, you have a better opportunity of doing so, now.
If you have friends or know some adults 18 years old or older, that love learning about interesting foreign folklores, writing, music, animation, reading Psychological Horror, Crime, and Psychological Thrillers, etc, etc. send them my way!
Get on my TinyLetter newsletter, STAT!
I promise not to spam you a gajillion times a day. If I do, you can always blame it on a malfunction.
Anyway, as I continue to work out some other kinks online, stay tuned!
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