I have completed the challenge yet again, this is the fourth time! Honestly crazy, but at this point, not really surprising.
I have once again, managed to reach the goal of 100 posts in one year, this time I managed to do so in record time! and with a pretty awesome consistency compared to previous years.
I didnāt really expect I would be able to do this so quickly, but I guess that all the changes going on in my life have made this task easier.
Hyde keeps blaming weeknotesāheās just jealous that I finally managed to beat himāand I guess it kinda makes sense. Except that Iāve honestly poured much more words into them than regular blog posts would have in the past. If I didnāt write weeknotes, I would have even more time to type even two blog posts for each! One could say that writing weeknotes handicapped my performance. š
Alas, I have divided the amount of posts for each of those categories that āwrite themselvesā or that were a given, I guess:
That makes for 50 of my posts being somewhat āautomaticā, something I tasked myself with writing, or where I followed a template or answered a set of questions, instead of doing something more āorganicā, I guess.
But I also really think Iāve done some of my most inspired, out of nowhere, thoughtful posts in a while. With a few replies and links to other peopleās blogposts, and some relatively original, interesting ideas and experiences that I decided to share.
Month by month, weeknotes and reviews were commonplace, sometimes even one after another, when a week didnāt give me a lot of time to write something different, and the commitment with my weeknotes took over instead.
January is probably the āweakestā when it comes to āoriginalā content. However, I think that all of those recaps were pretty fun, and seeing how my weeknotes started wasnāt too bad either, I only wrote about having a lot to write about, without a lot of more thought-out stuff.
February was also a bit weak, with not a lot separating each weeknote, other than a quick post about gaming on my laptop and storage management. A book review, a game review and the usual.
In May, I started one of my favorite series, which is currently on hiatus: Videogame Franchises where I wrote about some of the game series Iāve followed and played throughout my life! There are still some heavy-hitters I need to write about, one of these days.
When June arrived, It was filled with game and book reviews! And I wrote another ramble about how I used to take notes, a memory/response about how time flies, and another favorite of mine, a ramble about why not having to work should be the goal, but isnāt because the world is a mess.
Gotta point out I also did a readership survey and wrote my review of an incredible game, 1000xRESIST, which you should play.
I donāt plan to slow down my pace for the rest of the year, but I donāt think Iāll do another 100 posts before it ends, so, if I participate itāll be at the start of 2026, if all goes well.
Thanks for reading my website! I really enjoyed the engagement and the conversations around many of my posts, Iāve discovered quite a lot of other bloggers and members of the small web, and made quite a few new connections and friendships.
Now I only need to find what hashtag to use for the rest of my blogposts this year!
A collection of random thoughts about avoiding consumerism, falling in some regards, being alright in others, and related stuff. A bit convoluted but, it's written.
