Letters for Zerrius

As 2021 was coming to a close, I looked over this website/blog and wondering, should I renew my domain name? Should I keep blogging? I wasn’t sure. I was very focused on the negative^[1], at least at first.

The price would be twice as much for the second year. I didn’t blog at all in December, and was it really worth it to pay almost $10 per month for something I only occasionally did? For whatever reason, anytime I post a link on Facebook, no one sees it which means: I didn’t go viral.

Well. So maybe I should let it go, let Husband back it up onto some obscure space he has that has ever email I have ever received from a person and every document I have written since 1992^[2].

I even wrote the “good-bye” post to place here before I departed.

And then, I paid the fee for another year and decided I wasn’t done yet. I still have a lot of things to say, and I have the ability to choose to bring discipline to my efforts.

So now I bring you my 2022 New Year’s Resolutions for Letters for Zerrius:

1. I am going to add Book reviews.
2. Words hard will be a monthly post.
3. I want to start the month with a post starting, “In Which I…”^[3]
4. I want to understand WordPress better and improve the look, feel, and my understanding^[4] of how the pages present.

I like these resolutions. I will like tracking them through 2022. I turn 52 on the 12^th of this first month of 2022, and I realize – I am not done yet. I may be striving a little less. I hope I am accepting what life brings me better. I hope I am using the many good things that come to me to pass good things on to others.

I also plan to try to write about some of the topics I started as a LfZ, but I found that it was too hard^[5] to be ok posting that opinion to the world.

So, stick around if you want to. Look around at some of my older posts if they catch your fancy. I hope to send more thoughts out into the interwebs in 2022 and some of them might just be worth hearing.

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^[1] As I tend to be in December

^[2] Probably, there is a future LfZ on how having enough disk space to save things makes us hoarders of data. 

^[3] In my mind, it is a reference to the chapters in Winnie the Pooh.

^[4] Pretty sure I mean control here.

^[5] Pretty sure I mean embarrassing here.