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Au Revoir For Now

Hi folks,

A quick post to let you know that I am quitting the blog.  Blogging is not my hobby, working on doll stuff is. How many hours are used in rushing through stories for the blog, taking pictures for the blog, posting, returning comments? I have a full time job, husband and two small children. There is just no time for it all. I need to be working on the projects, not just posting about them. I need to spend some of this online time learning new techniques, doing research, making new friends.

Also, I'm feeling a need to decrease my online presence. I deleted my Tumblr and my Ipernity (I had to search my email just to remember the name of that site).

However, I intend to increase my online presence in other places, including forums, my actual website and my beloved Facebook. Maybe I'll even try video stories. I don't usually enjoy watching them but Muff is changing my mind!

From time to time, I may do a blog post to announce a story update or something but otherwise, I'm done.

So you can find me here: www.vitaplastica.com (currently being redesigned)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Vita-Plastica/170204969728834
Flickr (yeah I don't post much there but I will get better) : http://www.flickr.com/photos/vita_plastica/

Gosh I feel so much lighter.

I'm not gone from your life. I'll just catch you in some other section of doll land.

smooches,
dani





Comments

  1. Dani,
    I REALLY hate to see you leave regular blogging. I am feeling the same way lately, just waiting to see if it passes. See you around the blogosphere! :-)

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  2. Hi Dani and congratulations on your decision. You aren't leaving the DAF community altogether; you're spending your DAF time in a different venue. I look forward to seeing your projects on FB and to seeing you in more of the doll community site.

    Take care and ENJOY!

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  3. I think I'll do the same, nobody will care about my disappearence (?). I didn't know about your website, I definetely visit it. See ya on facebook <3

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  4. Hello from Spain: I understand your lack of time to blog. I work full time and I have children. However, I have not facebook. I prefer the blog. Best of luck. Keep in touch

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  5. We understand. Enjoy your dolls, your husband, and your kids. I will catch up with you on FB from time to time. I'm not there to often, but when I am, I usually see your posts. Take care!

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  6. I definitely understand your decision. I've liked your Facebook page so I'll see you there. Take care!

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  7. Well, I'm going to miss you but I totally understand. Have fun playing!

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