The Return
Whoa! Creativity! For four months, from November to March, I woke up every morning and wrote a story. Most of those stories, at least the decent ones, made it onto my blog. I feel silly talking about my blog. Blogging was all the rage a decade ago, in an earlier version of the internet before reels and Tiktoks and Covid and whatnot. Everyone had a blog or a tumblr to share their knowledge and stories. Then social media came along and stole the thunder and the publicity. I am not knocking blogging; they are great ways to share stories or learn information. But they have been replaced in the pop culture sphere and aren’t quite old enough to be classic; kind of like CD’s. Everyone is digging vinyl again, and streaming is the hot new thing, but CD’s are just kicking around in the console of your truck, waiting to be valuable again. Blogging, at least in my social spheres, went out of style when Instagram and Reddit came into style. So obviously, like the social buttercup I am, I jumped