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Too many things to summarize.
Hello Everyone,
First of all, I was going to wait until 10,000 pageviews before I threw out another thank you, but I'm already over 9,000. Thank you, thank you. If I do ever succeed at writing, it will most likely be due to this awesome place.
As you may know, I republished my scifi book, and when I went to tell a bunch of groups on Facebook/Meta about it, I got banned for six days for spamming.
I can almost say with certainty that Facebook groups have accounted for almost 90% of my measly sales. None of which have resulted in any reviews of any kind.
It is possible to make money without money, but it definitely has the pace of a half-frozen snail.
As for this article's title, I'm switching my blog to this format where I can rely on notifications of comments and not have to pad my stats just to see if someone did.
Lastly, I thought I'd do a recap of my recent work, in case you haven't been following along.
I still haven't gotten a response about ideas for the Energy character in E.F.W.A.V.E. My plan now is to brainstorm some ideas, and then I will post them here as a poll to have a vote.
As of the last week, I've posted these works:
If I Only Had a Meme is a new chapter in I Meme It, my meme archive.
A Night of Long, Drawn-out Karma is a true short story about teenage mischief that I still plan to post here soon.
5 Easy Ways to Minimalize is an article I wrote today on ways to minimalize, reduce your waste, and save money. This one is Medium exclusive.
Thank you so much for reading. Have a wonderful day....[[|:-)
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I was surprised with your 5 ways to minimize. They were all products to buy! But I never was a prepper because I feel in any real disaster of apocalyptic nature, hoarding things might allow you to survive longer, but not in the long run. Something I'm illustrating in the novel that I'm writing and posting the chapters here for you to read and comment.
After spending much of my life very frugally and making a very small footprint, my condition requires the wasteful use of throwaway products that I hate. I have used a metal loop in place of cotton swabs and have severe hearing loss. But the loss is entirely nerve loss that is hereditary. I recently bought a coffee maker with a metal screen that works well. For years before that, I boiled water in a pan to make my morning coffee pot. Once recall having a coffee maker that I had to pour boiling water in the didn't have a filter and still make great coffee until I broke it. My partner is from Vietnam and very familiar with the use of a bidet.
I didn't read the other two today because I have to proof my latest chapter for posting here.
Keep writing…
Ron