Some of you may have noticed that I have disappeared from this blog in the past few months. While I made a resolution to do more writing for fun in the new year, I’ve struggled to do so. This is mostly because I’ve had to reserve much of that creative energy to tackle other projects in my professional life.
That doesn’t mean this year hasn’t involved plenty of fun adventures outside of work. To balance a busy start to the year, I’ve been scheduling time away from the screen and rediscovering my love of running, a pastime I’ve had difficulty sticking with ever since moving to Portland. However, I committed to changing that this year and have been logging in plenty of miles.
Yes, that’s right. Over the past few days I managed to turn 30 and my blog, a product of my “quarter-life crisis,” turned 5. And you know what? I have yet to feel the shift that comes from transitioning from one decade to the next. If anything, the biggest difference is no longer feeling any anxiety about turning a year older.
