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First APLlogy

Greetings from the East!

For those who have read/seen/heard of my last blog page at Tumblr as Makeagoodexcuse, hello again! And for those who happened to be new, welcome!

So a few months ago, I decided that I wanted to redirect my blog to something more informative, entertaining, and worth reading.  I’ve had so many other Tumblr accounts for the past 7 years, and my longest running blog was my last one which I used for 4 years. I launched it back when I was in senior high school, I was actually just a few months before graduating at that time and it became my main blog till I finally graduated college last May 2017.

Makeagoodexcuse.tumblr.com has been home for me, it had all my college memories and it has every bit of my life published there so naturally I feel nostalgic and sentimental about having to let it go today. But like the saying goes when one door closes, another door opens (or something like that).

My blog redirection process includes more than what's written on it, I decided that if I was to redirect my way of blogging, I must and I shall do a complete overhaul, which in marketing terms you could call "re-branding."

The reason behind this new page is that I want to be able to enhance my writing skills by giving more life to the contents of my future blogs. I love telling stories and I love sharing my experiences to people, in fact, that’s the reason why I even started my own blog in the first place, and this is just a new space for me to do all that, only with better grammar and more sense.  

So welcome to APLlogy! Where I will try my best to post a blog at least once a week, it may be about my personal experiences, spoken word poetry, travel (Whenever I get the chance to travel), Movie & TV Show Reviews, and pretty much anything under the sun. To stick to my  tradition I will still be accepting requests, suggestions, comments, and violent reactions for any posts at any point in time, and since I am not familiar with this blogsite, it’s best to leave all your messages at my new ask.fm account, ask.fm/APLlogy.

Thank you for your time and again, Welcome to APLlogy, where an APL a day keeps the doctor away (not really, but yeah)!



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