Any Excuse for a Celebration...

"A caesura,

also written cesura,

is a complete pause - "

Oxford English Dictionary

Happy Canada Day you hosers and welcome back to The Art of Caesura eh?!

I hope that you've all had great weeks and that you're all guzzling maple syrup! Excitingly, I'm getting married almost exactly a year from now but unexcitingly (though unsurprisingly) the weather in Ireland right now is crap - so hopefully it's better next year!

In other exciting news The Art of Caesura is half a year old! If this blog were a human he would have doubled his birth-weight, be able to sit up unsupported (like a champ), do that cute baby babble and he'd just be starting to get a bit of stranger anxiety. I know it may not sound like much, but lest we forget: he'd also be cute as hell!

I do not own this picture (or baby)

Likewise, 6 months of blogging may not sound like much but I'm going to pat myself on the back anyway for maintaining an entry every single week even with a super busy personal and professional life.

I started this blog not really knowing where it would go, but knowing that it would be a nice weekly break in a happy, busy life.

So to honour the half anniversary of The Art of Caesura I even created an infographic (because who wants words when you can have pictures with words in them!?)

Anyway, thanks so much for being a part of the past 6 months of The Art of Caesura! Looking forward to many more to come!

Listening: We Will All Go Together - Tom Lehrer
Watching: Independence Day: Resurgence
Drinking: My Nightwatchman Porter (still)
Gaming: Total War: Warhammer (new patch yesterday!)

Next Week:
Back to beer...

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