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Hey guys, I will be moving to Wix for my future posts. I will also update all my posts on Blogspot and their exact dates as on Blogspot so you can keep up with my writing mood and pace. After this post, I will no longer write the date below each post and leave the published day on Wix. 

I'm moving here: https://laiquangdungtb.wixsite.com/dylantryingtolearn

The reason for this is quite simple: Wix is more convenient, vivid, and easy to manipulate. I first came to top Blogspot because it was the first time I read a blog by one of my favorite authors so I thought maybe it was a promising start. It was indeed since I had many memories devoting hours to writing these blogs. But recently, especially after designing a website for my mom's birthday, I found that Wix is really handy and began further research. After a while, as I have been snowed under CPEs for the NEC 2020, I finished updating my post and began writing on Wix. Sometimes, reading my past blogs gives me a pang of nostalgia about how I used to find my passion. I have grown more mature in my way of writing, I guess. At first, my orientation was to make my blog sound as funny and appealing as possible. But gradually, I understood myself more, that this blog is my personal identity, and that I do not have to make it funny if it is not myself. So again, thanks to my writing, I found my identity and become more determined on my path. And sometimes, check the number of approaches, about 30-40, I was quite taken aback. I used to let the link public on my Facebook bio, but I do not think anyone would enter. 

However, a special event struck me as I was doing my UWC interview round. My interviewer said that she read it and found it quite interesting, to paraphrase her comment. Her attitude spurred me on to write more, and become whoever I want. Despite finding my posts 10 months ago quite childish and not like the way I write now, I will still keep it in its original form: when my passion was new, my knowledge was new, and me trying to be myself. 

Thank you, Blogspot for this great opportunity for understanding myself. And surely, I will never forget how mature I have become.