And then I looked up from the increasing chaos of current events to find that a month had passed and the blog was left untouched.
As for the aforementioned current events, I have nothing new or interesting to add to the conversation. My silence has been one of listening and learning and determining what is the best course of action for me.
Especially in regards to this blog.
See, since everything is starting to open back up and pop culture is clearly still moving. And by starting the “Star Wars Filibuster” series, I locked myself into a nine-plus week plan.
One which got interrupted by me having anxiety about uploading anything on social media for an entire month. WordPress included.
[I mean, not that I usually upload anything anyways, but you get my point.]
And, on top of it all, work has been picking up for me lately, and my small town of eleven-hundred people just got its first case of COVID-19, and I work in retail within the town. And, on top of that, I’m engaged to be married to the woman of my dreams, and our wedding date is set in September for the time being.
Long story short, it’s been a tricky month for me–a dance set to the murmurs of customers and Doom Days by Bastille.
And I’m tired.
…
So, I would love to keep doing “Star Wars Filibuster” posts. And I might next week. But, at the same time, I don’t really know what I’ll feel like writing about, if I feel like writing about anything, so I can’t promise anything anymore.
I’m definitely going to put more brain-power towards putting out more blog posts.
Until then, stay safe.
Wash your hands.
Cover your mouth and nose if you have to go out.
And be at peace.
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