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Happy New Year - 2022!

Holy smokes, it's another New Year!

As I mentioned last week, 2021 was like some weird temporal shift. It feels like it only lasted a few months, but then when I think back on all that's happened in the year (many huge life changes, which I will elaborate on in a future post) they seem like ages ago!

So, as is our wont on The Art of Caesura, we will look at the year in review and our dreams and aspirations for this shiny new year on the blog's birthday post in a couple of weeks time. Today, I just wanted to dip in quickly to give you a sneak peak of some of the things that Santa got me (which may appear on the blog in the coming year).






Thanks again for sticking with me through 2021, I'll see you next Friday on The Art of Caesura!


Watching: Don't Look Up - Adam McKay


Next Week (Next Year!)

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