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By the time you're reading this it'll be 2018 and I just want to say a very big thank you to those who read my blog and have been following from the get go and those that read now.  Seeing people read the things I write makes me so happy and has motivated me to try to be better at my blog posts(I proof read now... To an extent) so once again,thanks

    It's a new year so I just wanted to say I'll post more music stuff, I really love music especially hip hop and I know some of you night not be into that so I just wanted to tell you ahead of time and my friend Andrea told me it's the polite thing to do. I'll also make posts about Gaming even though I don't have a console or PC and cartoons and anime too! So if you liked the little posts I made about Anime and Cartoons,I'll make more of that.

    This isn't as long as my normal posts because it's not really a "full post" but more like an "FYI note". So far the blog has gotten over 4k views and am very proud of that and I appreciate those of you who read and share with friends,colleagues and family. My goals for this blog in 2018 are pretty high but I know with great folks like you we'll work something out. Here they are;

- Grow my followers
-Make more engaging posts
-Get an active comment section(I really want this)
-get followers on instagram@thaexquisitenerd and twitter @daboredomkiller
-Hit 10k views and possibly 2-3k email subs.

 I know with the kind of great readers I have all these(or even more) might happen in 2018. I'm sorry if I'm sounding cheesy but I mean everything I've said here! I'm very happy of how far this blog and myself have come thus far,Thank You A lot!.
                                    The Boredom Killer
                                          (Barney)
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