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Hello everyone, 

I have some exciting news to share! I've transitioned to a platform that I believe is more trustworthy and reliable, ensuring a better experience for all of us. 🌟

Here I have more control of my page. Hopefully, once I learn more about how it works, I will create a lovely page.

You have the option to show your support directly by tipping me through PayPal. It's a small gesture that goes a long way in helping me continue to create and share with you all. We do not need to deal with other platforms or so. The Buy Me A Tea button is located in the left panel of this blog. 😊 I made the button by myself.

Here I can also share new content, we will see! We can always discuss what themes you want to see.




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