Here are my favourite posts of 2019. I’m thinking of writing a post for each year but we shall see.
Deleting my Twitter account was a huge change for me. I do miss my friends but it was not a good place for me (due to reasons outlined in the post).
Finding Inspiration in Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer)
This was my submission for Jon’s Creator Showcase- November 2019 Edition. The Infinite Zenith did a fabulous job with hosting!
The Rising of the Shield Hero Impressions: Episodes 1-7
I had fun writing episodic mini reviews.
These are the first shots I took with my DSLR. I love hydrangeas.
My friends and I went to a sunflower festival and we had fun taking pictures. I like the wildflower photos the most.
I borrowed a cosplay from a fellow Anime Club exec. These photos are from a cos test the day before Clubs day at the university.
This was my first time participating in Inktober. It pushed me to draw a lot.
Steam Clock in Gastown, Vancouver
A lot of you guys liked my photos of the steam clock in Vancouver. Some of you thought it was a screenshot from an anime, which I thought was quite amusing.
Wretched and Divine 
While your presence on Twitter has been missed, I’m glad to see you’ve still been doing well. Thanks for sharing your favourite posts of 2k19: I remember reading your Demon Slayer post for Jon’s Creator Showcase, that one was quite fun to write a showcase piece for. Your Megumin cosplay photos are also dashing! Finally, I note that I am hosting another Jon’s Creator Showcase for February, so if there’s anything from this month you’d like to share, please let me know!
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Thank you Infinite!! I hope you’re doing well!! Ooh, that’s exciting. I will think about it and let you know if I have anything I would like to submit! 🙂
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You are right. I missed that post about you frolicing in the flower field.
I thought maybe I dreamed it …
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😂👍
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Your flower pics are really pretty ^^ I really like cosmos because they appear in this poignant chapter in a manga called Twin Spica.
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Aw, thank you so much! ^^ I like it as well. XDD Makes me think about how big the world is which is fascinating stuff.
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In William Blake’s poem, Auguries of Innocence, it starts off with “To see a World in a Grain of Sand/ And a Heaven in a Wild flower/ Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand/ And Eternity in an Hour” (1-4). Your comment made me think of that, haha. I apologize if this was really random.
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Thanks for sharing the poem! It’s really nice. I don’t think I’ve read it before but it does relate to my comment~ 😁😁
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