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Happy Birthday to Me!


Well hello there, fancy seeing you here for another Friday on The Art of Caesura!

Today it's a short one to celebrate something that I've never celebrated on the blog before: My Birthday!

I annually (duh!) celebrate the blog's birthday (only a couple of months until its 6th birthday!) and I have recently started celebrating my daughters' birthdays on the blog, but I have never celebrated my own. 

The reason for this is because I have wanted to keep the content hobby-oriented, but the more hobby-related media I consume, the more I realize that what attracts me (and likely others) to content is getting to know the person behind the content. 

I can think of a bunch of podcasts that I listen to more for the banter of the hosts than for what they're talking about (Trapped Under Plastic, Legends of the Painty Men, The 2 Ps Podcast) and a blog that is a good example of this is Another Wargaming Blog where his witty tone and personal asides only add to his posts. 

So this year I decided to mark my birthday on the blog and perhaps bring more of myself to future posts. 

Happy belated 35th birthday to me!


Reading: Black Templars Codex
Listening: Olafur Arnalds


Next Week:

Maximum effort...
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  1. Zerbads18 December 2021 at 02:00

    Happy B-day to ya... It's good to mark the day. I was just swinging thru the interweb neighborhood and noticed this post; coincidentally, I'll be olding tomorrow.

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    1. The Art of Caesura20 December 2021 at 11:32

      Thanks Zerbads and a belated happy birthday to you! I hope you had a great birthday yesterday! Have you had a chance to "Grimdarkify" that army yet? I'd love to hear about it.

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