Like the mythical bird, rising from the ashes, I hope to re-initiate Algarvean Daze in the style I had originally intended. More personal insight, less current affairs. I got a bit carried away with 'what's happening' and forgot about 'what's good'.
My goal is not to publish frequently, but to publish regularly. Will I be successful? The future will be my judge.
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Thank you my friend. Good to see that you're still around!
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