Before the flu descended upon me.....

 and knocked me out for a week I posted my first reel onto instagram.  I'd been told that this was a great way to get more notice.  It worked, my account activity increased by 6355 percent and my reel had over 3000 views!  It was good to know that as I lay in my bed there was still interest in my account which is a valuable tool in the promotion of my work.

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