Dancer with Pink Hair Anime Drawing
Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)
It has been a couple of days since I last made a blog. I have been focusing on adding new art supplies. It seemed like a good a times as any to update the main roster of the website. I finally got about 50,000 products on my store. I uploaded them all on my own, without the help of any robot.
Robots are fine as all, if you do not care about making a sale. The main issue has to do with the listing that have no inventory. The place I get the stuff has a lot of items in that situation. I prefer to add to my store items that are not running out. It seems like they would have a longer shelve life.
I saw today the new consoles. I got to say that the new Playstation and Xbox are not too awe inspiring. I still have a lot of games on the switch that I want to play. The Silksong is not coming out for a while. I think it is going to be released for the PS5. We might not get it for the Switch for another year.
This is more the pity. Still, I prefer a good game than a broken down mess. This is what I fear I might get with the new Playstation. It isn’t the first time that it promised no loading time. In the end, we got more than ever. I suppose consoles will promise you just about anything to get you to buy the stupid thing.
They are a lot like political people in this regards. Aside from worrying about games, I have been thinking a little bit about my books. I am working hard on the publishing aspect of them. They are already out and about. I just need to fix some more nonsense here and there.
I got to reedit them to make the font a little bit bigger. As a result, they are now as fat as the Harry Potter books. I think my series might be longer than that one. I still have not ran out of ideas. There are about two more books left on it. I am doing the first edition of my latest book.
I also working on a little Cuban book. As a Cuban writer, it is mandatory to write about Cuba. I am not going to be political about it. It is just going to be a type of 80s type of book. People love the 80s, and I lived there for a bit, but just for about a year. I got a lot of details about how it was during those days from my mother.
It is ideal for people who know nothing about Cuba. It is a book that doesn’t have any nostalgia or any politics attached to it. I believe that books should be foremost entertaining. I am not trying to make a point. I just want to humor you a bit. I think this is about it as far as my nonsense goes. I hope you like.
