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"plaintext": "Well, if 2025 only had 6 months I'd have accomplished my reading quota -- it doesn't, obviously. Nonetheless, 6 books read is better than zero books the year before. So, there's a bright side for this one. And it's trending to at least stay flat this year, which is... something. The second one is the one I feel most disappointed in myself, and while much more complex to achieve, I was really looking forward to making it happen. "
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"plaintext": "I had a lot of traction from 2024. I was feeling progress in my singing, I had some lyrics put more or less together and also some rhythm and riffs for the guitars. I was saving my good money to acquire a Squier bass package --one of those that include all musts and a little amp-- and an electronic drum set from Simmons. I was doing good. I felt like it was achievable. You know, life's famous for throwing curves but 2025 was wild, and 2026 much more so. I'm starting 2026 with an issue: I have basically 0 time to waste. Of course, I can be more honest and say that's not true... I have lots of time I can waste, so, let's rephrase it: Every second I waste, immediately comes and bites my ass. I've much more responsibilities than ever, a significant increase in both quantity and importance. That's to say that I have also significantly dropped the quantity of I spend composing or experimenting or whatever you call it when I take the guitar and something I like comes out of it. "
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"plaintext": "I guess this is what they call \"shooting for the moon\", right? It feels bad to fail, but it feels good to reach new heights."
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