And just like that, the year is over. It has been a blur, if I am being honest. My expensive journal (aka this slow going blog) is directly proportional to lakorns I have seen this year, which is to say, very pitiful (me, not lakorn world). The only lakorn I have finished and enjoyed is Matalada, a wholesome show about a woman who quite literally makes everyone brighter, including me. So I suppose that is the only highlight of my lakorn year.

Since we all made it another year around the sun, let’s pat ourselves on the back and do a little reflecting on the year gone by, which in all honesty, is the hardest thing to do. Even I prefer to forget about the past and try to leave it all behind. But sometimes, the only way to learn is to reflect, change things up and think about how we can do better.

The biggest prediction that Twitter would go down was one of the more interesting predictions. I mean, there is still a jury out on that, but when I stopped using Twitter, I free up so much time. I do not plan on going back, since I am enjoying this newfound freedom. But if I am being honest, we are all scrolling and, in this day, and age, what does it take for us to give pause and click on a content that we want to consume? I feel like half of the time that choice is taken from me when half of my timeline has recommended things that I care nothing about.