Reflections & Resolutions 2018/2019
Happy New Year to all of you!
Regular followers of my blog will know that it's an annual tradition for me to write a post that summarises the year just gone, while looking forward to the future. 2018 has given me a lot to reflect on, so I have plenty to say this time round.
I think a lot of people will agree with me when I say that 2018 felt like an emotional Stretch Armstrong, pulled fully in two directions whilst always weakening the core. From a personal perspective, I can say that I worked damn hard this year, and I didn't get as much time to myself as I would've liked (I missed long walks and days out with my friends most of all). But, against all odds, and in spite of a traumatic December, I can say that my family is all alive and well, and for that I am thankful; we've just spent another Christmas together, and the gang is set to grow again in 2019. We only lost one beloved family pet (in May 2018), but as a result of this, myself and my partner Edward H…
Regular followers of my blog will know that it's an annual tradition for me to write a post that summarises the year just gone, while looking forward to the future. 2018 has given me a lot to reflect on, so I have plenty to say this time round.
I think a lot of people will agree with me when I say that 2018 felt like an emotional Stretch Armstrong, pulled fully in two directions whilst always weakening the core. From a personal perspective, I can say that I worked damn hard this year, and I didn't get as much time to myself as I would've liked (I missed long walks and days out with my friends most of all). But, against all odds, and in spite of a traumatic December, I can say that my family is all alive and well, and for that I am thankful; we've just spent another Christmas together, and the gang is set to grow again in 2019. We only lost one beloved family pet (in May 2018), but as a result of this, myself and my partner Edward H…
