A 'Let's Remember' Update

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A 'Let's Remember' Update
    Hello bloggers, gamers, netizens and the 105 million 9-year olds on the internet, it's Farren from his Opinion Corner. How's everyone? Anyway, let's not beat-around-the-bush for 4 minutes 42 seconds and 3 milliseconds (average time for readers to read an article on FOC) instead, let's get right into the news...

    Now over the course of the existence of the Opinion Corner, I have regularly posted these 'Let's Remember' Articles to 'Remember' a certain month. This helps me to write about different topics under a single article and also to help cover the slightly unimportant articles. For example, in Let's Remember: February 2021, I talked about Perseverance, the NASA rover that landed on Mars. Or the example in Let's Remember: January 2021 when I wrote about a sudden explosion of cases in different parts of the world. Then, when it came to March, I realised what a stupid thing this was. Writing 'Let's Remember' articles require a stupid amount of work and research. Thus, I delayed the Let's Remember: February 2021 article released date, spilling it over to March. And poor Let's Remember: March 2021 hasn't even gone up yet!

    So here's the situation and the solution. Firstly, I'm gonna keep posting Let's Remember but in won't be up to date. I feel that Let's Remember articles should be more like a "Hey! remember this happened?" rather than a sort of recap. So Let's Remember: March 2021 will be out on May 28. And as Donald Trump said: "Promises made, promises kept". 

Happy Reading!

Seriously I know this is a short article but it's just an update and I tried to make it longer with that extremely irrelevant part at the top.

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