Relocating is always an interesting process–especially if you run an online business. Woolaston Entertainment and I have been living in New York for several years now, and somehow, I’ve managed to make things work. However, things happen in life that you’re not always prepared for, and you have to be able to roll with the punches.

I recently had a death in my family. My great aunt of 94 years passed away. This, along with several other events in my life, made me reevaluate a few things. After some very careful thought, I decided it was time for me to move on. New York is draining me dry, and I feel like I’ve accomplished all that I can here.  I was born here, but I was raised in Virginia. I went to school there. I fell in love with reading and writing there. I created Woolaston Entertainment there. Even though I am a native New Yorker, and I’ve lived here for 13 years, Virginia is my home. So, this move is less about relocating, and more about going home.

I knew, once this decision became final, and one I announced it, a few people weren’t going to be happy with me, and that’s unfortunate. I’ve spent the better part of my existence, working to make other people happy. I have an opportunity to do something good for both myself and my business, and I would be foolish not move forward. 

To all of my New York readers and followers: I am not abandoning you! This is what the internet is for. We can stay in touch with one another via social media, and the Woolaston Entertainment website. I hope everyone who reads this, will keep reading my work. To quote a line from  Fall Out Boy’s “THNKS FR TH MMRS”, I’ve “been looking forward to the future”. 

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