2020 A to Z Reflection post


There we are, a 100% accurate title. I don’t have much to reflect on this year. Some years I’ve been excited during the entire process, this year I was distracted through a lot of it all. I dedicated time to it everyday, time to write, to to read, and time to be social. My head just wasn’t in the game this year though, to may other things occupy my brain-pan for me to really immerse myself into the challenge.

What have I learned this year, I’ve learned to not beat myself up when I fall behind, and fall behind I did. I’ve learned to set a goal and then re-evaluate when I would fall behind to get back on track. I learned that I already knew these things but had never used them for something like this before.

Mostly though for a little while most days I would enjoy spending time with all of you. A few I skipped since they were directly related to the pandemic and frankly I get enough of that on the news, yahoo, talk radio, television, the internet, Facebook, and twitter. If I was already following you I clicked like but I didn’t read this year. Sorry, just didn’t have it in me.

Quite a few of us did something on coping and giving ideas on things to do or say in order to get through it. This I read, topics on insomnia, ideas for birthdays and ways to stay connected. To you fine folks, Thank You. It was helpful to me.

I found new blogs to follow this year, and new people to admire. I reconnected with things I enjoyed in the past, and even got a few reminders on Movies and Music I had forgotten about. I learned about crafting, and world building, writing and scrap booking.

Thank you for reading and commenting, everyone stay safe and well.

3 Comments on “2020 A to Z Reflection post

  1. Nice recap. I didn’t read too many of the pandemic ones either. I’m glad you continued instead of stopping when you fell behind a bit. I had to back off on mine too, completing just a page or two instead of a whole concert worth of pictures. It worked out.

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  2. We always the option of informing ourselves or not. It is important to take care of our mental health and it is okay to not know everything that is going on!
    Glad to have come across your blog 🙂

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  3. It’s understandable to feel a bit distracted at times like this, but you got through the challenge anyway. That says a lot about you, about your persistence and determination. That’s something to be proud of.

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