Last Post Ever on kevinontheinter.net

My domain, http://kevinontheinter.net, will die in a month or two. I could re-purchase another year for 10 dollars, but I really don’t want to. In the last year, I’ve felt that my site has gotten sort-of famous. I felt that people genuinely enjoyed reading what I had to write. It’s a good feeling. I had fans. In December of 2008, I reached over 2.2 thousand pageviews.

What’s nice is the feeling of accomplishment; I have written little paragraph things complaining about what I hate and what I don’t like and what annoys me, and people cared to read. People liked my site. I know at least five people who have, on their myspaces, quoted parts of my blogs as if they were super insightful and stuff. People had put up little banners to advertise my site. A person I met playing tennis once asked me “You’re Kevin Tran? Like blog guy Kevin Tran?”. Dozens of people have called me “kevin-ontheinternet.” This site, especially the stuff on kevntran.blogspot.com, makes me feel as I had done something to affect at least a couple people. I’ve given at least one person my own perspective on things that will somewhat last. So if you want, please comment and tell me how my site has affected you (If it has at all). Thank you, Kevin Tran PS: Everything I’ve written can be found at either: kevntran.blogspot.com or kevinonthe.tumblr.com
(The best stuff is written on the blogspot, I think.) PPS: I never got to finish this post because Wilson destracted me.
Here’s a list of people who helped motivate me to blog and (I hope) supported me; Thank you:
Kevin Tran Jimmy Tran Diana Luu Connie Luu Nicole Hisatomi Angie Torres Tyler Kirkevold Emily Hayes Ellyn Svenungsen Sylvia Tan Kathleen Soriano Lydia Thung Ronnie Cabanayan Wilson Leung William Leung Bonnie Xiao and a lot more.