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It’s almost a month I didn’t post any recipes in this blog, because I had some problem with my PC. I don’t know exactly about the trouble, but suddenly I couldn’t boot my PC. It’s totally black out! There’s nothing I can do to fix it. And the only way is I have to reprogram my PC and it means I lost everything in my PC. I’m so desperate because I put all my recipes and my pictures there. I started to think about stop blogging and closed this blog. But yesterday, when I checked my email, I read a message from foodbuzz. It said that I got my first payment from foodbuzz featured publisher program. Wow! It’s surprising. Because when I joined for the first time, I didn’t expect a lot from this program. And the most important thing is it’s already sent to my PayPal account! So excited, because it’s the first payment I got for monetizing my blog hehehe. And you know what? It brings my blogging spirit back. MONEY DOES MATTER, doesn’t it? Hahaha.

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