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.

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