I'll admit the site has changed...less reviews, less readers, and possibly fewer writers...those that wrote and posted here for years are moving on to "greener" pastures, as it were...I too may move on after this my last two year stint...its been fun while it lasted as it has been fun and sometimes informative reading of my friend George...are we in it for the accolades? If so then this has always been the wrong forum for that, don't you agree...? -e-
Very honest write, George! It's not the readers, it's the fact that this site no longer attracts new breed of poets, and writers, because they all seem to like facebook better for its large volume of readers over there.
I, myself, have been sick with the dizzy spells for almost 2 weeks, and now it is finally gone. I'm finally feeling much better now.
Not to worry, I seldom worry about having any audience or readers to my work, I think the fact is that, as writers, we would always be writing, and sharing our thoughts anyway. It's all good!
Stick to writing what you are good at, dear George. Your "takes" on "thoughts" of different sorts is always great. Your pride in our country always hits one chord or another. Don't you dare give me that "goodbye" crap, baby!!
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I, myself, have been sick with the dizzy spells for almost 2 weeks, and now it is finally gone. I'm finally feeling much better now.
Not to worry, I seldom worry about having any audience or readers to my work, I think the fact is that, as writers, we would always be writing, and sharing our thoughts anyway. It's all good!
Sandie
Love ya!
Jane