Personal commentary
If you have been following my blog and wondering why I am so inactive and my last post was actually posted three months ago when you clearly remembered reading one in August... WELL... It's a long story but I will try to summarise it into one sentence (or maybe two)...
Due to this marshal policy all marshals have to comply with, I had to remove my previous post ("I'm Employed as a Volunteer") because I am supposedly not allowed to mention ANYTHING about the Singapore Grand Prix. Of course I was mad but there was just no other choice I could do else I will be flagged down (basically losing my chance of even working as a flag marshal over the SGP weekend).
Some of you may know that I'm currently a journalism uni student and my dream is to obviously make it big in the motorsport world in Singapore in the future. That was one of the reasons that got me blogging and creating a blog solely for F1. However, I have been learning a range of journalism tools along the way that offer better variety and that made me think of other alternatives besides Blogger.
I am also aiming to be a writer for one F1 fan site (still working out on which at the moment), just so to make my resume look pretty in the future. Of course, it is not all about academic records. I have been reflecting a lot lately on my future and it seems apparent I should be getting as much experience as I can in my field to have better chances in achieving my dreams. Getting a writing job would do me good.
Therefore, this post is basically just to let you guys know that I may leave this blog as it is of now and move on to another website I have just launched as part of my side project ("A girl's journey to seeking her adrenaline junkie guise."). I am honoured to have that piece of work shared on Die Hard F1 Fan's Facebook page and pleased to see the feedback I am getting so far. I had great fun writing this and I hope you guys will feel the same when you read it.
It is safe to say that you'll be seeing more of me here from now on. Thanks for standing by me (even though I could not be as active as I can as compared to other F1 bloggers) through the good and bad and sticking up to my rubbish posts. Writing is what I like and combined it with F1, my passion will never die but improve as I learn more from this world.
A massive thank you once again and I know it is too much to ask but it would be encouraging to see your support again as I move on elsewhere.
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Till then, take care and see you guys very soon! :)
