Today (May 1) is the thirteenth anniversary of my blog! I have blogged every Sunday since 2011. That is more than a third of my life!
Every May 1, I like to do a retrospective of some kind. This year, I thought I would highlight some of the developmental milestones of my life of the last thirteen years, with links to posts where I talked about them. (I know few, if any, of the posts will end up being read.)
Became more comfortable in my skin
Worked for Church History Department
Fell in love with trail running
Had my name published in and on books
Bucket list before turning thirty
Worked at Sundance Film Festival
A new perspective on Thanksgiving
Disgust with political factions
Attended one semester in person at the University of Utah
Worked at the Church History Department again
Joined the editorial team of Wayfare
Worked for Utah Historical Quarterly
Published my Pioneer Day article
It has been interesting to glimpse these posts from over the years. My writing style has changed, and I choose to talk about different things. My initial reaction is to think I do a better job now, which might be true, but different is not necessarily better or worse. And in a year or five or ten, I will see how different I am from 2024.
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