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Greetings. Quarantine Made Me Do This. Again...

Hello!

Well...it's a bit dusty in here, isn't it? How long has it been again? Think it was three years ago since my last attempt to blog again....Wow, time sure flies, eh? Especially when you neglect the things that you thought of doing? No? Just me? Okay...

If you've been on my blog before, you'll notice that I've deleted all of my previous entries. I decided to do so because those posts...did not age well, I must say. When I read back on all of them, parts of me died. I cringed so hard I think my face muscles froze for a good 30 minutes. Those weren't my proudest writings. I went through that torture so you guys don't have to.

It's still really difficult to me to keep up with this blogging thing (mostly because I always get so demotivated. Something I need to work on), but I am determined to at least write something one or two times a month. Let's see if I can stick to that.

Anyway, I hope quarantine is treating you all well. It's been really hard for me lately...I honestly don't know how I'm able to keep my shit together this long, but more on that later.

Well, I'll catch you guys later! Stay safe and healthy! And don't forget to wash your hands, you filthy animals!
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