Well here it is, the end of the 31 for 31 challenge, I remember trying to sleep, but then getting the urge to post a blog, back in the days where myself and Anna had only just started blogging twice a week, but I thought to myself, “No there must be something more” and then it came to me, one Month of blogs, which I quickly challenged Anna to. At first I didn’t thin that it would go so far, but here we both are, a month and 31 blog entry’s later and the daunting task is over and looking back on it, it was never much of a chore. Although there were days when my Mind wouldn’t let me churn out a good blog, which is why I’m not going to continue posting daily, but I promise a minimum of 4 Blog posts a week, hopefully 5, hell I may even post more than one blog entry a day depending on what I’m in.
Next week I start holidays so the blog may receive more attention then, who knows. But for now I think the best way to rap up the 31 for 31 challenge is to show you these three blog entries.
This one is one of the only blog entries I managed to save before my old site kicked the shit. It’s the entry where I Promise to blog every day for the month, although there were also other promises such as vlogs etc… (I failed the vlogs, didn’t do one at all)
). The new-found view – after they chopped all the trees between the uni and the highway down – has been particularly appealing. It pops into view after the particularly vicious mid-80’s architectural assault that is the cafeteria and education block, and the river flowing by comes across as soothing rather than otherwise – although it’s by no means one of the wonders of the world. It’s Tasmania and it’s winter, so the sun is setting at around five, and it sinks down behind the river and stretches the reflections across the ripples. Combined with a pink sky, a gentle breeze and a few early stars, it really is tranquil and relaxing.
It’s time for another photoblog! and today the Flickr user in question is 