"Brothers and sisters, unite; it's the time of our lives." - Chris Martin
These blogs go by pretty quick! Yep, it's that time again.... another hundred of my blogs have passed us by and I'm here closing up these previous ninety-nine posts.
This previous set of one hundred posts have been an interesting bunch. On the montage side, I think it's fair to say that the breakout project turned out to be the "Rescue Me" mini-series (HERE) that I created - consisting, entirely, of my own screencaps. While on the more personal side of the blog: I opted to give you guys more of a slight glimpse into my thoughts and point of view, opposed to the long and depressing diatribes of old.
Statistic-wise, I've been very content with the blog views and comments you guys have chosen to share with me since blog #700 (HERE).
This time around....
Posts: 799
Comments: 1,517
Views: 21,288
Kudos: 789
Thanks again, guys! The next hundred posts will be just as epic, I promise you....
These blogs go by pretty quick! Yep, it's that time again.... another hundred of my blogs have passed us by and I'm here closing up these previous ninety-nine posts.
This previous set of one hundred posts have been an interesting bunch. On the montage side, I think it's fair to say that the breakout project turned out to be the "Rescue Me" mini-series (HERE) that I created - consisting, entirely, of my own screencaps. While on the more personal side of the blog: I opted to give you guys more of a slight glimpse into my thoughts and point of view, opposed to the long and depressing diatribes of old.
Statistic-wise, I've been very content with the blog views and comments you guys have chosen to share with me since blog #700 (HERE).
This time around....
Posts: 799
Comments: 1,517
Views: 21,288
Kudos: 789
Thanks again, guys! The next hundred posts will be just as epic, I promise you....
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