The End.

 I will be archiving this blog.

There's no way in hell that I will ever, EVER turn a profit from my 6 months of work. 
I've lost motivation to continue, and school's coming up.

I've started a new WordPress blog, and you can find it herehere.

So this is the last post ever. Goodbye.

Comments

Post a Comment

Please keep discussion respectful and on topic, unless said otherwise.

Popular posts from this blog

USPS -- 2000 California Sesquicentennial (150 years of statehood) single stamp

Image
I love the design of this stamp. It depicts a photo by Art Wolfe, showing the Big Sur coastline, arguably one of the most breathtaking places in California. The text at the bottom says "California" in shiny letters, in an art-deco style font.. It was designed by Carl Hermann, and was released on September 8, 2000, in Sacramento, California 95813. California joined the Union on September 9, 1850. It's a 33 US cent commemorative stamp.
Read more

Canada Post -- Urban Transit set (2004)

Image
Urban Transit was the theme chosen for a 2004 stamp set. It features metro and light rail systems from Calgary, Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. It was released on April 30, 2004, in Toronto, ON. It was designed by Debbie Adams, a renowned stamp designer for Canada Post. Toronto Subway Toronto's subway system consists of four lines going all across the city. It currently has 75 stations, with 39 more in construction. It was opened in 1954, meaning it's the oldest subway in Canada. It's run jointly by the Toronto Transit Commission and the City of Toronto. Vancouver Skytrain Vancouver's Skytrain is a light rail system covering 54 stations across 3 lines. It's the longest rail transit system in the whole of Canada. It was opened for the 1986 World Expo, in which the theme was transportation. It's run by Translink and BC Rapid Transit. Surprisingly it's the newest one on this list. The Montreal Metro is the second oldest metro in Canada, and the ...
Read more