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Farewell to 2009 First of all, I hope everyone had a wonderful and relaxing holiday. With all the end-of-year hoopla and excitement, I'll keep this short and sweet. 2009 has been a trying year for all of us. We all know the facts and numbers; unemployment is up, economy is down, and our country has seen some of its lowest lows in recent history. But I think we should all smile because we made it. Nine months ago, rabstudios.com was launched, with very little content (not to mention very few visitors). In under a year, our presence on the east coast has grown in leaps and bounds, and we grateful and humbled to now receive tens of thousands of hits per month. |
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Don't get me wrong, it was an incredible struggle to get things moving (even crawling). But somehow the gears slowly began to work, thanks to our amazing team. I can't thank you all enough. But it's not just the Rab crew that has gotten us this far. We are extremely appreciative of all the feedback and support you have given us over this entire year. Rab Studios would not be nearly the same without your help, and I urge you to stay in close contact with us over this next year. I've been saying it for a while now, but I truly know from the bottom of my heart that 2010 is going to be an incredible year. The trials and tribulations of 2009 have changed us dramatically, as a company and as individuals, and they have undoutbedly prepared us for the next step. So here's a toast to 2010. Get ready, and we'll see you next year! --Robert Bartolome P.S. We'd also like give a special thanks to Matthew Keene, who shared his own video rendition of The Rules of the Home Office. Check out his hilarious fan video here! |
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