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Here we go again!

Hey all! I know that the blog has been literal dead over the past few months, but I have a reason for that. Well let's get into it then, I started the blog with the simple intention of letting people know what I see, use and love!
To my surprise, the blog even became quite the hit. Ever since my first post on Baby Driver, I have never looked back. However, I bailed on it right when it was growing at a staggering rate. I stopped posting on the blog and its popularity plummeted.
Now I will have to roll my sleeves up and start again. I know I have messed it up and chances are that the blog will never reach its glory days. I guess I will have to try to figure it out, so I had to stop blogging because life really took a sharp turn on me.
When I began blogging I was doing my A'Levels. Once I was done with it I had to move on to a University and what a move it turned out to be! Unlike A'Levels I actually had to wake up 6 AM in the morning to attend class. Frequent tests and quiz kept me busy and if that was not enough. I also got a real job! All these kept me busy to the extent, where I now wish for a 48 hour day!
This new rush in my life has done plenty of good for me. I injected discipline into my life. I now go to bed on time and get real sleep. I game less and explore the real world. I get to meet with a ton of people. Something that was alien to me. If that was not enough, my job allows me to further indulge in the world of gadgets, as I now have plenty of money to spend.
Okay, so long story short, I am now back. By back I mean I will be posting on the blog again. Not as frequently as before, but there will be posts coming say once or twice a month. So to any reader that remains of this blog. Stay tuned, The Geekman is back! (Hopefully.)

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