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200,000 Times Thank You

    I still recall when my literary, painting/sculpting and photography blogs were read 50,000 times. It felt like what was important for me, to share, was equally attractive to readers from four continents. Over the years, I have received feedback about the ideas I tackled, my style of presenting them, and how much of what was read added dimensions to the curiosity of the readers. This month, to my delight and continuous surprise, Blogger count showed that we had surpassed 200,000 reads from more than 46 countries. And I wanted to thank all those who stayed with me over the years and those who discovered a series of blogs that fall outside the “ordinary.” Indeed, my writings, photography and artwork have been qualified on the Net to constitute a continuum within “ niche blogs .” That means the older platform I still use, my vintage cameras and strictly only B&W film, and my eclectic paintings inspired from the Southwest, all are for readers and artists who purpose...

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