end of an era | 365daysofmarriage

Well, we have arrived at my last blogging day. I always thought this day would happen on the day that Bret died, but that was not the case (super duper thankfully!) If you haven’t read why, you can read about that here.

Thus ends my journey which began on April 16, 2011.
2,856 blog posts (give or take).
Roughly 1,428,000 words.
Two books published.

I am beyond words thankful for my journey with this blog and for all of you who have read over the years.

“I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring.” – David Bowie

I really don’t have plans to be a major content creator down the road, but I do still plan on writing books and occasionally posting to Medium.

“In case I don’t see ya, good afternoon, good evening and goodnight.” Truman

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For many reasons, I made a decision yesterday – I will stop posting on this blog on Day 3500, February 9th. I always thought I would stop posting when either myself or Bret died. When it hit me yesterday, I thought, well, I’m almost to Day 3500, and that is a nice round number.

I’ve posted daily since April 16th, 2011, which is almost 8 years of creating content every day. Friends, I’m tired, maybe a little burnt out, and ready to let this go. I do have to say, when I started this post and added the tag “end of an era” I got a little choked up. This blog has been a wonderful experience and I’m so thankful for everything that has come out of it.

I hope in the free time I’m giving myself, I can actually start writing books again. My poor alcoholism memoir has been sitting on a shelf for far too long. I can’t say where you can follow along with me because I’m not really planning on posting anywhere (which is a really big relief).

It’s been a great ride and I’ll miss connecting with y’all. If you have any questions or requests for posts in the next few weeks, let me know.