A Second Blog nobody asked for...

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A Second Blog nobody asked for...
    Hello fellow readers, the Opinion Corner is getting a younger brother. Now this younger brother isn't as vocal as his older brother. But before that, let's talk about Opinion Corner's very dead before brother. If you want to skip the part and head straight to the new blog, go down to 'The New Second Blog...'.

Farren's Footnotes: The Very Dead Blog
    In case you were unaware, Opinion Corner had another brother, Farren's Footnotes. A blog which I used for the primary reason of clarifying and correcting myself. For example, if there was a mistake like that time I spelled 'Immunity' wrongly, I could use that blog to point out my horrendous mistake. Or if I didn't explain a certain topic well enough, I would clarify it on that blog. 

    Before long I realised that opening a blog all about mistakes was quite a ridiculous idea and when I realised that in 3 months there were only 18 views, I decided to put that blog to sleep...

The New Second Blog...
    Introducing Farren's Personal Corner. A very personal blog. Now unlike FOC, I will be posting on FPC not as frequently as FOC. And FPC articles will be a little more 'Singapore-centered'. I already have an article out on FPC and the next article will be out in June. So stay tuned. The link to the second blog can be found down below...

    Anyway, the primal reason I decided to post this article is to just send a small alert to you reader that I do have a second blog...

    Thanks. And to all the mothers, Happy Mother's Day! Happy Reading!!

Farren Personal Corner:
farrenpersonalcorner.blogspot.com

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