Rebranding alert!

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Dear, Reader

I know it’s been a while since I’ve written, but with a new year I’ve decided to rediscover some of my old passions. So without further ado, ‘ The InBetweens of Middle school’ is now, ‘Exiting Stage Left’.

I don’t want to delete any of my old posts, cause there’s some good material over there. However a lot of this blog will be aimed at a much older audience. Especially for all those hormonal teens who are about to enter adulthood. Follow me on my last year of being a teen in high school. 

I hope to pass on alot of advice to my readers and hopefully make an impact in their life. I’ll try to post as often as possible but with a busy life, there aren’t any promises. I’m not perfect and I’ll try to be as honest as possible about my experiences and mistakes. 

So i guess we’ll see where exactly this blog takes us. 


Love,

Shweta

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