Introducing: Farren's Quicktake

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Introducing: Farren's Quicktake

    So in the final days of June, I announced that I will be taking a short break from Farren's Opinion Corner, which I did with the exception of the Vaccination Article. So, with my personal life reset and rebooted, its time for me to return once again but this time it will be short, simple and minute-long articles called Farren's Quicktake.

        Farren's Quicktake will be simple articles all about the author, Farren and all about the editor, Farren. All articles will be out on Farren’s Personal Corner blog but instead of the usual non-scheduled article release, Farren's Quicktake will be out for all 30 days in September. Every day in September, a new Farren's Quicktake article will be out all on me. 

        In a way, I'm doing this to slowly transfer back into the blogging world. And also to explain more to you about the person that is bringing you these opinion articles. So the first article will be out on September 1 with 30 articles to September 30. So stay tuned!

Happy Reading!

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  1. Sarah Zubair30 July 2021 at 15:53

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  2. Sarah Zubair3 August 2021 at 16:53

    WAWWW ay also Farren, please support me at https://serotoninnerdcorner.blogspot.com/?m=1 AHAHAHA THANKS

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