A huge thank you to you personally for subscribing to this blog and especially if this is your very first visit, as well as to everyone who’s ever read my scribblings.
Thank you for deciding to stay and dip into various posts and pages.
You are personally contributing to its success. Your reading this message today could possibly be the one to make the ‘views’ counter hit 6 digits! So thank you for being here.
I especially want to thank my dear wife, Nina, for her kindness and prolonged patience during my time spent in solitude in our office/study.
It is amazing to think that circulating a couple of emails a month to a few dozen church friends on events of prophetical relevance would go on a public blog. After launching it in November 201, I was even more amazed to find a year later it had received 10,000 visits. And that number tripled in the next year. In this third year, that 2nd year’s growth rate doubled so that a month before the 3rd anniversary it has reached 100,000 hits.
So thank you very, very much for being part of this exciting adventure.
Richard's Watch 
Hi Richard,
Congratulations on having a successful blog! How long have you been blogging?
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Thank you Jo, since 21.11.2011. I introduced myself with a ‘Welcome’ followed by posts on non-mainstream media sources and ‘Why I’m Watching’.
(If you wish to refer to them, click https://richards-watch.org/2011/11/ where you may note I inserted earlier emails for tagging/ref purposes back to Feb 2009’s The End-Game is Now In Play – http://wp.me/p1Y1yB-1tN )
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Cool, I’ll have a look tomorrow. I should be going to bed, but I’m tossing up doing a quick post on last night’s blood moon, which we saw start around 10:45pm last night. It turned a rusty orange colour. It was awe inspiring to see the second blood moon of the Tetrad. What is going to follow this sign I wonder?
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Look forward to reading as I’ve had no opportunity to note it in view of time-consuming opposition. You may be interested in my 2-post bit at https://richards-watch.org/2014/04/15/passover-and-blood-red-moons/
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