Well, I’ve hit the big 300. Posts, not years, okay.
Back when I celebrated 200, I compiled a fun MasterCard Moment. This time around, I had no idea how I wanted to present my postal milestone. I had a few ideas. Though, none were a strong front runner.
My first thought was to combine this with an updates and understandings recap usually done this time every year. Truthfully, I have no updates and I understand less and less with every day. Besides, looking back can be so cliche. Just wasn’t feeling it.
Instead, I decided to move forward.
I have an appointment with ‘the Yoda’ – Master of all that is Blog. Soon. I think I’m due for a makeover. Then again, I kinda like my adamthomasrph.com look – simple, classic, and lean. None of the complicated shit that is totally obnoxious on other website/blogs. We’ll see. Speaking of that, I’ve heard that blogs are becoming a thing of the past. Well, so am I, baby. But, I’m still here, looking and feeling just my home page – simple, classic, and lean. So, fuck ’em.
Most of all, I want to THANK YOU for reading and following. This blog truly keeps me sane. And, writing. With my familial downsizing, I do have some extra time. Hopefully, I can put that to use. Translation: my next project. Right now, I’m still just chillin’. And, heavy bag training, of course. Remember, it’s all about the … sting.
Actually, this is post number 303 to be exact. I waited to boast my postal accomplishment for another reason. I had a 5-STAR rating recently. Consequently, it was submitted on GoodReads. I was hoping that same reader would post a rating or review on Amazon as well – Amazon reviews are much easier to highlight. (HINT- click the book icon) Then, something wonderful happened – a different reader posted another 5-STAR review. On Amazon. How cool is that? Better yet, I was able to cut/paste the actual STARS. Aren’t they beautiful!
Awesome!January 21, 2018
This book almost speaks to u when u are involved in retail, especially as a Pharmacist. 2 thumbs up!!!! It’s not 2018 in the story, but it relates to how it’s always been and will continue being in retail. Loyalty to employees for 15+ years doesn’t mean anything anymore. Thanks Adam
Keep calm and blog on!
