I came back to Tumblr, after nearly five years away. Coincidentally, one day after my 10 year Tumblrversary. I wrote a loooooong post, which I was originally planning on reblogging today, but I figured that might cause confusion, so instead I'll link to it at the end of this one. Because people, I'm going to write a review the year post! 🎉 Why? Because I love looking back and of course everyone is *very* interested in my review of my year! 😌
Today I'm here to point and laugh at the me from a year ago! 😄 Because she wrote, about the story posts that would be shared, there would be "more text, less pictures". HAHAHA! 🤣 Let’s recap a few of the recent updates, shall we? Consequences: 207 pictures. Dateless (Part 2): 267 pictures. Now or Never, considered short: 156 pictures.
But the biggest joke me-from-last-year made was that she said she'd stick to her "no poses policy". I can only shake my head in sympathy for that girl. She had no idea about the rabbithole she was about to go down. 😄
It's been a great year, storywise. The first story chapter I shared showed James meeting Leona on the rooftop of The Factory, the Honeycomb Hills nightclub. At first I only linked to my WordPress, later I brought the story to Tumblr in full. It then gained a title and brought me many new followers. I can't even tell you how much I appreciate the love. During the past 12 months I wrote 36 chapters (that's including minis/extras) and renovated most of Honeycomb Valley. How I got anything else done is a wonder! 😄
Even though this past year was tough for me personally, A Taste of Honey and new connections and even true friendships made on here have made it so much brighter. ❤️
The plans I had for my characters and my story have been doing somersaults and backflips and changed at least four times during the past year. They might continue to do so, but I'm happy with the direction in which we're headed now and the look of the current timeline. There's much more to come!
The original post from 28 March 2023 is here, in case you also want to laugh at me-from-a-year-ago and how clueless she was. 😉
I leave you with this very fitting drawing my four year old daughter made today.