My humble YouTube channel is doing well thanks to Murphy‘s popularity. She is a real ham—and about as big as one, too!
Here we have Murphy at dusk; ruling the roost; and getting agitated:
My humble YouTube channel is doing well thanks to Murphy‘s popularity. She is a real ham—and about as big as one, too!
Here we have Murphy at dusk; ruling the roost; and getting agitated:
My humble YouTube channel continues to grow (121 subscribers at the time of writing) thanks to Murphy‘s popularity. She loves the camera, and the people love Murphy.
My humble YouTube channel has been thriving of late (112 subscribers at the time of writing, largely due to Murphy‘s popularity. It turns out people love dogs—who knew?
So I’m keeping a good thing going and continuing my Attenborough-esque “documentaries” of Murphy’s amusing habits. Here we’ll see her at night, at home, and in the early morning.
My YouTube channel continues to grow; at the time of writing, I have 97 subscribers—tantalizingly close to 100.
The source of this growth is my chubby bull terrier, Murphy. I started doing David Attenborough-style nature “documentaries” about her various exploits and foibles, and people sure seem to love my sassy, fat, adorable dog.
This week I’m showcasing some more Murphy content (Murphtent?) for your viewing delectation.
My YouTube channel continues to grow, albeit a bit more slowly. At the time of writing, I have seventy-seven (77) subscribers.
Regardless of the rate of growth, I am having a blast with the format. There’s still so much I need to learn, but it’s fun putting these videos together. It’s also been a great outlet for my composing, and I’ve gotten into something of a schedule: LEGO- and LEGO-adjacent build videos on Mondays, and compositions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
I have three good ones this week, featuring Moses, Napoleon, and steampunk.
My YouTube channel is growing nicely. At the time of writing, I have seventy-four (74) subscribers. I’d love to see that reach 100 in the next few weeks, so if you haven’t already, mash subscribe.
The arcade cabinet video I featured in the sixth installment of YouTube Roundup has over 1200 views at the time of writing—absolutely astonishing! If you missed it, you can watch it below:
This week I’ve got a Nativity scene; some scribblings; and an eerie clarinet and celesta duet.
I have a YouTube channel. At the time of writing, my subscriber count is at sixty-three, so it seems to be growing at a steady trickle.
So, in the spirit of promoting my channel and being lazy, here are the second three installments of YouTube Roundup at your fingertips:
There’s loads of tasty jams and succulent garbage on my YouTube channel. Check it out!
Happy Sunday—and Happy Viewing!
—TPP
Other Lazy Sunday Installments:
My YouTube channel is firing on all cylinders. At the time of writing, I have sixty-three (63) subscribers. I’d love to see that reach 100 in the next few weeks, so if you haven’t already, mash subscribe.
I’ve got some awesome stuff this week: an original composition about “Snowfall“; another composition about the mountains; and a thorough review of an at-home arcade cabinet.
I have a YouTube channel. It’s hard to gauge these things, but it seems to be doing well. My subscriber count has risen from around thirty last summer to—at the time of writing—fifty-six. By the time you read this post, I’ll have close to 100 videos. I’m not sure how many views I’ve garnered, but it’s decent for a tiny channel like mine.
So, in the spirit of promoting my channel and being lazy, here’s the first three installments of YouTube Roundup at your fingertips:
Happy Sunday—and Happy Listening/Viewing!
—TPP
Other Lazy Sunday Installments:
My YouTube channel keeps getting better and better (I think), and I don’t want you, my dear and devoted readers, to miss out on the fun.
This week’s installment of YouTube Roundup features another piece of original music; a quick tour of my dusty kitchen windowsill; and a very long video about building one of France’s greatest monuments (after a fashion).