Eleven Years Later
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> Check the calendar.
> Check the calendar. You notice that your 11-year blogging anniversary is coming up tomorrow. This isn’t a surprise, but it is stressful, as you’ve had a busy month and procastinated writing the post until the night before. You also remember a hazy promise to yourself from last year, that you would write weirder posts and explore different forms of writing. With some disappointment, you realize you haven’t done that. Maybe you can kill two birds with one stone. > Reflect on the past year. Oh no, that’s scary. You’d rather not. > Remember that historically, you have gotten more out of…
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