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Update, taking a short break

Hey guys, sorry I haven't been posting as much as I should be. I have a ton of different things going on and need to take a break from one of them. Unfortunately, it's going to be the blog. I hate doing this, but I'm taking a couple of weeks off from posting here. If I go to the theater, which I haven't for a time, I might make an occasional post, but don't really expect much this July. I'll try and get posting again in August.
It's been a rough year for me and my family. We've had multiple health scares in the past few months, and it's been a lot to take in.
Like I said, I'm doing some other projects as well right now, and I need the time to complete them. I want to post more on the blog, but I don't have the time to do as much as I'd like. Deeply sorry about this.
Check out some older posts, or if there's any film you'd like me to review at some point, please leave a comment.
I'm not ditching the blog to go on and do other things. I'm taking a break. This is not forever, and I"ll post again. Expect more content to come out around August, unless something happens.
Thank you for understanding, and again, I deeply apologize.

- The Quintessentialist

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  1. Oracle718July 22, 2019 at 10:57 AM

    So sad to read this.
    I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on The [new] Lion King and What's Upon A Time in Hollywood when you're back in action.
    Until then- take care of yourself and I look forward to your return.

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