Great timing. I've been thinking about our relation with our blogs lately. For the vast majority of us who've been here for more than five years, our blogs are a digital record of our own freaking life. Our blogs change as we change as humans being, as we age, as we get wiser, as we evolve our skills (writing, photography, formatting); everything is evolving. It's funny that during all these years we've seen a lot of people with superb writing and formatting skills give up, not because their content was not being recognized, but because they were forcing a "wordpress type of content". It's hard to maintain that level of quality for long periods of time. Meanwhile, those who post about their life as life allows are still here. When in a rush, one may skip photo editing and formatting doohickey or spelling mistakes may slip here and there; when time allows, one may compose something ultra-mega elaborate and long. Both are quality posts in my eyes, as long as it's individual.