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📚 Book 2 of 2026 - Finished: Brimstone by Callie Hart (3.5/5⭐) I guess I liked the first book in this series, Quicksilver, enough to be slightly excited to read the second book. I had high hopes, but still ended up giving it a 3.5 star rating. 📖 Quick SynopsisBrimstone picks up with Saeris Fane stepping into a role...
📚 Book 1 of 2026 - Finished: House of Sky and Breath by Sarah J. Maas (4/5⭐) The second book in the Crescent City series. I picked this up as soon as I finished House of Earth and Blood because I had to know what happened next. It took me a little bit longer to finish this one, and I realized that I may need to take...
I shouted to the void once more in December by utilizing omg.lol's statuslog without pushing it to Mastodon. It's been a good way for me to keep track of fleeting thoughts and emotional crash outs (for the most part). I have no idea who actually reads these things, but the documentation aspect of it all has been...
📌 A backdated post because I didn't get a chance to get this posted before the end of 2025. Oops. I’ve never quite understood why Year in Review lists show up in November. As someone who loves (and thrives in) data, are we really just expected to ignore December altogether? I briefly considered being part of the...
I went back and forth on posting this list, mostly because not much has changed from last year. I removed a few apps and added a couple, but overall, my go-to setup stayed pretty consistent. I also added a few more categories of apps that I used enough this year to warrant their own spot in this list. Consider this...
In 2023, I set a goal to read 52 books, a goal I really had to scramble to meet by the end of the year. In 2024, I decided to ease up a bit and lowered my goal to 36, figuring three books a month felt more sustainable. This year, I wanted to challenge myself again and set a goal of 40 books. Unfortunately, because...
I’ve been a little quiet on here (and honestly across most of my socials), because I’ve been attempting to focus more on myself offline. It’s no secret that I’ve been having a hard time the past few months. Even with all my posts about not letting the loss of my job define my worth, I still managed to lose myself...
📚 Book 25 of 2025 - Finished: House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas (4.5/5⭐) After finishing the Throne of Glass series, I debated with myself whether I wanted to start book 1 of Crescent City at all. It took some convincing to finally pick it up, and even then, I kept wondering what I’d gotten myself into. The...
🗓️ // November 30 - December 6, 2025 I’ve been continuing to burrow inward into myself as the temperature outside drops, trying to find myself again in the fog and haze I somehow disappeared into. It’s been over 100 days since I let my world be turned upside down... and since I let a lost job define my worth. I...
📌 Like the last time I did something like this, I meant to write about it the day of (yesterday)... but after more than 9 hours of activity, I completely knocked out the moment I finished and got myself together. I do a lot of counting, whether it’s counting up or counting down. This one commemorates a pretty...
⚠️ Want to learn what these Micro Thoughts are? Read the explanation here November 30, 2025 @ 6:27 PM📆 Last day of November. I'm honestly not sure if I have much to show for this month. I survived. Barely. That means something, at least, right? November 10, 2025 @ 8:05 AM📧 Just another Monday staring at my inbox...
I didn’t realize I never posted my October Microthoughts, so here’s a very late update. I also didn’t realize I posted this much in October... though most of it lived on an isolated status page where no one really pays attention to them (or can even respond). It’s basically me talking into the ether, which is fine....

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