#wrapup

I was pleasantly surprised recently to receive an award as a video game content creator! I made over 60 posts during 2025; a good chunk were dedicated to the games I actually played, while others covered

My 2024 Playstation Wrap-Up Hello everyone! Today I want to join an initiative I saw from a GeekZone user: @danielcarrerag, where he shared his PlayStation year in review. I'm a lifelong console gamer,

I recently learned about the existence of the PlayStation Wrap-Up. This trend, present on many platforms, is gaining popularity, with more and more companies providing this kind of information to their

#April #WrapUp My sleep schedule went shit and too much drinking, but some bliss too! 🪐

Hello hive gamers, hope all of you are doing good. Looking back on 2021 I used 1500+ hours on game. One of the best times of last year for me was that I got to play for a lot of time. With my friends too.

Top 5 For 2021 | Mr Pink Ink

I have always believed, and I still believe, that whatever good or bad fortune may come our way we can always give it meaning and transform it into something of value. - Hermann Hesse - That's a picture

Happy Monday hivers - The weekend is gone but what a weekend it was! I mean from the #weekend-engagement topic perspective of course, but I hope you also had a good one! It's time to wrap up the week 45

Oh my goodness; February just flew right by, like an angry bird shot from the catapult on it's way to the target. Whoosh! But, here in South Africa, we have this government-imposed thing called #LoadShedding

Due to my extended holiday in Gordon's Bay, I ended up with a lot more reading time than usual. I took four books with me (my current read, another for reading & 2 for photos) and I ended up buying

Gosh, December was so busy for me! Let's see - I had to finish off and send the last book swap box, it was my birthday, there was another huge Bargain Books warehouse sale, then it was Christmas, my nephew

As we say goodbye to not only this year but also this decade, now is the time most people reflect on their actions during the past year and resolve to do better, be better in the New Year; because a New

Things start getting hectic for me around November, with December always being my busiest month, so reading time, as you can imagine, is a little harder to come by. But, of course, I have a really hard

Have you ever been in a reading slump, where you would rather do anything else other than read? August and September hit me with the biggest slump of my life and it was totally distressing! Nothing worked

Since August was the month for the N.E.W.T.s readathon I was really excited for it... but then I got hit with a MAJOR reading slump. Sadly to say, I did not complete my NEWTs this year, because I had problems

July was full of #Readathons for me and I managed to make a serious dent in my TBR - so much so that I fear I am running out of books to read... Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs

June was an excellent reading month since I had a little extra time on my hands; my annual leave cycle starts at the end of June, which started off with a readathon, so plenty of holiday reading time!!

Can you believe that it's been 2 months since I posted a wrap-up? Where did the time go? March was a very unproductive reading month for me; I was busy with adulting (don't we all just hate that word)

“Those who don't believe in magic will never find it.” ― Roald Dahl February's reading started off really well, but just after the middle of the month, I found myself floundering for time once again. Most

Been working on my third book, and things have been really coming along. I still need to actually create a cover at some point so I can start getting feedback on that. I'm also hoping this weekend I can