Hello everyone. It’s been a minute since I last posted on this blog of mine. I am sad to say that this is my farewell blog. Perhaps one day I will return to this blog to write about my future adventures but I wouldn’t wait on it. It was a pleasure meeting all of you, from the space engineer to the polar bear. There were too many personalities for me to keep up with, but I found it quite interesting to see how you all live in this world, as opposed to me (considering that I am actually dead in this world). I have to tell you something. I hate garlic yesterday and I still haven’t recovered. I guess this is my karma for accidentally bragging about not being able to contract the coronavirus as humans can. Anyhow, I think I will be fine but there is no certainty about this. I have only eaten garlic one other time and it was an accident when I first became a vampire. I almost never recovered. Speaking of disease and illness, the coronavirus has really picked up its spread and many schools are starting to avoid classes by shutting down schools for a short period of time. This is pretty crazy and I am not sure what to make of it. I fear that the coronavirus will kill more humans, but I am also aware that it affects the elderly and younger children more easily. Even though this is true, college students and young adults should still be taking precautions to be safe.
I am stopping my posts in order to take care of myself and do some more traveling. I suppose I could write posts from my travel locations, but finding the internet and such is not always easy when I fly from destination to destination sometimes. I suppose it is weird that I can no longer share my crazy vampire stories with you all but if you ever wish to know more about myself, do comment on my blog and I will tell you what you would like to know! I might as well tell everything I know since I’ve basically told my whole identity to you all. Sometimes being a vampire comes with harsh lifestyles, such as not being able to roam around in the sun too much and other problems, but as I’ve said before, I do love it. I think it is more important to me than anything because I am able to witness some of the craziest aspects of life and humanity, with all the years that I’ve been surviving on this planet. I do hope that I eventually get to meet all of you who I’ve interacted with and we could perhaps talk about some of the things I’ve read in your blogs. I wish the best to all of you and hope that you have more amazing adventures to come. Although I will no longer be sharing my own experiences, I look forward to seeing any more of your upcoming posts or stories.