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15 thoughts on my 2,000th post

Happy 2K!

  1. I think I've made this blog more personal as time goes on
  2. I need more prompts (both listicles and ones that may lead to a piece I'd like to publish)
  3. I'm proud of keeping this going even though it's been a while since I felt truly inspired
  4. I hope some people like the D&D content I put on here (if not, oh well, it helps me)
  5. The balance of listicle post vs non-listicle post helps me keep pace
  6. Doing a few reality TV show reviews helps me pay more attention to what I'm watching and give myself a break when I need it
  7. I want to write more publishable (beyond this blog) content
  8. I want to engage my audience more (not that it's large, but still)
  9. Would people be interested in seeing my photography?
  10. Should I try my hand at more poetry?
  11. I recently uncovered even older works of mine; would people be interested in reading them?
  12. I think I might try doing some more posts where I have to do historical research so I can learn more
  13. Maybe I'll try a MadLibs post (I'll write the page, delete the words, solicit the missing words, then post the completed MadLib alone)
  14. I might work more writing (not necessarily for this blog) into my therapy
  15. I appreciate you all for reading!

(Prompt by me)

"red and gray concrete house" by Thomas Galler


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