About tBP (Now Defunct)

I decided to keep my previous ‘About’ page here as a remembrance of the original ‘The Brownie Post’ aka ‘tBP’ which has been taken offline permanently. ‘tBP‘ is my first ever WP blog and had breached the half a million mark views in September 2010 with most of the increased in viewership taking place within the last 3 months. That’s probably because I became more active after stalling for half a year due to RL related changes. With the increased traffic came increased spamming which caused all kinds of problems and the site gets reported for attracting spam. Geez! Thus, I had to make a decision to take it offline at the cost of loosing my regular visitors.  It is rather unfortunate that I did it too quickly without notifying the regulars and blog subscribers.  What’s done is done, so I bid farewell to my beloved ‘tBP’ and began life anew.

“Farewell, Sayonara! RIP The Brownie Post”

Sob, sob. It was good while it lasted. Here’s hoping it’s legacy leaves on in ‘The Brownie Post II‘ (formerly known as Aozora Dreams).  Oh the dorama, I’m not going anywhere now, am I?

Eh! What is this about, you ask? Nothing effusively fancy I’m afraid. Initially this Blog’s humble beginning is to record thoughts, reflections of life’s idiosyncrasies, random babbling on trivial pursuits and happenings that may have nibble at this Blogger’s mental scape at any given time and space. It was meant to be shared with friends and family. Of course, any casual souls that happens to wander into its space have always been welcome to take a peek into its drawers of miscellaneous ramblings and opinions.  But as time goes by, specific pursuits and interests of this Blogger began to take shape and grow.  Thus, this blog slowly evolves into what it is today. It is still evolving and hopes to find its own little comfortable corner in the vastness of the blogosphere universe.

If you happened to be one of the random souls who wanders into this site, thank you for visiting. Oh ya, have some tea & coffee while you’re reading this, with biscuits and cookies on the side.  That would be a token of my thanks and appreciation for your visit.