I know that this pandemic has so many of us at our limits. Those of us with mental health issues prior to the crisis have now been struggling to keep their head above the water. And many of us who didn’t experience these issues before are grappling with them now.

More than ever the creative arts offers solace and respite in ways nothing else can provide, right? Whether you create it or consume it, I’m so glad you’re here. Stick with me and hang in there. I know I’ve been in a writer’s slump for awhile now and that it happens to everyone now and then. That’s the entire point of the writing prompts I post here; to offer help to pull out of it. But none of us have ever really been through something quite like this, have we? It can be overwhelming.

Whatever way in that you’re managing this, and I know some people out there are saying it’s over now while others are still self-isolating, just know that you’re not alone. The fact that you’re here, reading this post and visiting my blog, tells me this. You’re not alone. I’m not alone. We’re all here and I’m so grateful for that.

I’ve always said that life is chaos, but I never expected it to be like this. I don’t think there is anything that could have prepared me for it. So again, thank you for being here. Thank you for creating and experiencing the art in this world. However small you may feel, you are a big reason the world is a brighter place. All because you seek that light. So thank you for being you.

I’d like to take a moment to give a special shout out and thanks to my subscribers on Patreon, Trevor Brannigan and Marshall Nash. It’s the support from people like you that helps to keep this blog running and ad free.

Hey guys! Just wanted to drop you all a line to say from the bottom of my heart, “Thank you for being here.” When I realized that I needed to take a break last month so I could work on getting better, I was worried that doing so would upset all of you. I am deeply grateful for your understanding, patience, and for sticking with me. It’s my hope that I will be back into the full swing of things here before too long.

I also want to take a moment to send a special shout out and thank you to my Patreon subscribers, Marshall Nash and Trevor Brannigan. I’m also very grateful for your understanding and patience with me. So thank you for sticking around. It’s because of the support from people like them that people like me can keep my blog running. You guys have my deepest gratitude.

It never ceases to amaze and humble me just how many of you come here to read the things I post here. Really, I mean that. When I started here, I thought that what I had to share and say didn’t matter. That it was too weird or whatever. I honestly believed that I was alone out here in the world. The fact that you come here and resonate with my quirky stuff lets me know that’s just not true. And it’s my hope that the existence of my blog, with all of its quirky stuff, helps to remind you that you’re not alone as well. So thank you so much for being here, sharing this journey with me.

I also want to take a moment to send a special shout out and thank you to my Patreon subscribers, Marshall Nash and Trevor Brannigan. It’s because of the support from people like them that people like me can keep my blog running. You guys have my deepest gratitude.

I know that things have been very rough for all of us. It’s my hope that despite of it all that I will continue to provide the content you all enjoy here on the blog and on my Patreon. May the coming days bless us all with much light, love, and laughter.

I would like to take a moment to express my gratitude, first and foremost, to my subscribers on Patreon, Marshall Nash and Trevor Brannigan. Your ongoing support is deeply felt and appreciated. I cannot express my gratitude enough. All I can do is keep saying thank you.

I also appreciate and value all of you that continue to follow my blog as I’ve made quite a few changes to the blog this year. Thank you for sticking with me through all the adjustments. Here’s to the coming year with the hopes of better and brighter on the way.

Again, thank you all for being a part of my journey. Thank you for allowing me a little space in your corner of the internet. Without you, I wouldn’t be here.

I would like to take a moment to express my gratitude, first and foremost, to my subscribers on Patreon, Marshall Nash, Tammy L. Breitweiser, and Trevor Brannigan. Your ongoing support is deeply felt and appreciated. I cannot express my gratitude enough to you. All I can do is keep saying thank you.

I also appreciate and value all of you that continue to follow my blog. It means a lot to me that you come here to visit. It means so much to me to know that what I put out here in this little corner of the void has meaning and value to so many of you. I’m sure many of you understand what I mean when I say that it gives me a sense of purpose and meaning to my day to day. I don’t feel quit so aimless knowing that I have this to take care of.

Again, thank you all for being a part of my journey. Without you, I wouldn’t be here.

I would like to take a moment to express my gratitude, first and foremost, to my subscribers on Patreon, Marshall Nash and Tammy L. Breitweiser. I appreciate your patience with me this month as my short story for the series rolled out later than it typically does.

While I don’t feel completely out of the woods yet, I am feeling better than I have been. It’s my goal for the remainder of this month to focus on my mental health and get myself back on track.

I also appreciate and value all of you that continue to follow my blog. It means a lot to me that you come here to visit.

Again, thank you all. Without you, I wouldn’t be here.

Just want to take a moment to express my appreciation for all of you. Even to those of you that have recently started following this blog. Your presence, interaction, and support means so much to me.

I also wish to send a special shout out to my subscribers on Patreon, Marshall Nash and Tammy L. Breitweiser. It’s because of support like yours that helps to keep writers like me to keep on writing. It’s deeply appreciated and I’m forever grateful.

It is my pleasure to continue to providing the content you enjoy both here on the blog and on Patreon.

Again, thank you all. Without you, I wouldn’t be here.

At the time of writing this post, this blog has a total of 1,173 followers. That’s huge to me and means ever so much. Thank you everyone for your continued support. Little by little my corner grows and I’m so happy to welcome all of you here.

It’s hard to believe that this space started out as somewhere to vent because I felt alone, frustrated, and afraid. It pleases me so greatly that it has transformed into something brighter and happier. I’m so grateful for the community here on WordPress for providing me the space to test and spread my wings here. Thank you.

I would like to send out a special shout out to my subscribers on Patreon, Marshall Nash and Tammy L. Breitweiser. It’s because of support like yours that helps to keep writers like me to continue blogging. It’s deeply appreciated and I’m forever grateful. It will be my pleasure to continue to providing the content you enjoy.

Again, thank you all. Without you, I wouldn’t be here.

Between WordPress, Email, and Social Media, this blog now has a total of 1,160 followers. I never imagined this little blog would ever reach that many people. I need to thank, again, those of you who have been here since the beginning with me while I was sorting out all of my weirdness and drama before settling into predominately writing prompts. It means a lot to me that you’ve been here for me on this journey of mine. Don’t worry, I still plan to drop a personal update post now and again for you all.

I would like to send out a special shout out to my subscribers on Patreon, Marshall Nash and Tammy L. Breitweiser. It’s because of support like yours that helps to keep writers like me to continue blogging. It’s deeply appreciated and I’m forever grateful. I hope to keep providing the content that you value so much.

Again, thank you all. Without you, I wouldn’t be here.