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My hiatus for May 2018

I will not be on YouTube from May 1st to May 31st

On May 1st to May 31st, I will not be on YouTube for this reason: studying for my chemistry & history finals. If I am able to study for my history & chemistry finals, then I may be able to end my Junior year strong & continue filming lifts in New Jersey throughout the summer without the possibility of having to go to summer school.

Just know that I am temporarily leaving YouTube for a reason: to keep myself academically fit to finish high school on time, which is June 2019.

Do not worry, because I will be off of YouTube only for one month & then I will be back on YouTube on June 1st, 2018.

I am not leaving YouTube because I want to: I'm leaving YouTube to do what is necessary to ensure a successful end to high school. Understand that I am doing what I think I need to do to make sure I will be able to move onto the next step in my life, while still casually enjoying my hobby of filming lifts in New Jersey. Understand that I would never intentionally choose to leave the lift filming community. Please bear in mind, my GPA right now is at a 3.8 without studying. I want to ensure passing grades on all my final exams & projects. Expect me to go weeks at a time not being active on YouTube. I will be preparing all of the May 2018 blog posts during the month of april 2018, therefore I can study.

On June 1st 2018, I will make a slight return to YouTube, but that will be just to change my name to StreamCepticon40000 & update all of the data including my website & EleFilm blog. After that, expect me to be off of YouTube for the entire week from June 3 to June 8. 

On June 8, I will make a full return to YouTube & begin summer strong with uploading single February 2018 Borgata lift videos to my YouTube channel on June 10. Additionally, I will be writing the blog posts for June 10 on the night of June 8. As of June 15, I will be back on YouTube as normal.

Thank you for taking the time to read this important blog post.
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