I’ve got a new keyboard and it’s fantastic! Let’s check my Dygma Raise split mechanical keyboard.

Let’s talk a bit about what I’ve been watching!

Recently I’ve got a few more records. Let’s check them!

Recently I got a new record: Sam Smith live at Abbey Road Studios. I like Sam Smith, but absolutely loved this album. Those versions are cleaner - for lack of a better word - and delightful to listen to. Then I discovered that it’s also available on Netflix for everyone to watch, so I say: go there and check it out!

A couple are available on Youtube, which you can check below!

Recently I’ve been reading a bit more again. I’ve got a few books in the past couple months, and had a great time with the ones I’ve read so far.

I’ve been traking how much I’m reading, and below are my hourly totals for each month. So far it’s been a rollercoaster, but I hope those last few months of 2021 are going to be better.

Small note on the categories: Books that ‘teach’ me something are categorized under the learn category. These are books about mythoogy, poetry, etc, while for non-fiction would be a biography, for example.

Month	Total	Fiction	Non-fiction	Learn	Manga
January	15:25	13:25	2:00	0:00	0:00
February	19:00	15:04	0:37	2:20	0:59
March	10:07	7:04	0:00	3:03	0:00
April	6:29	4:44	0:00	0:53	0:52
May	9:29	7:19	0:00	0:26	1:44
June	15:41	11:55	0:00	0:00	3:46
July	5:31	0:41	0:00	3:08	1:42
August	7:13	2:38	0:00	0:00	4:35
Total	88:55	62:50	2:37	9:50	13:38

So far, the only non-fiction book I was reading this year was H is for Hawk, which is currently on hold, but I hope I get back to it before the end of the year.

So, I took quite a break from the blog and this newsletter. There are a lot of reasons, but an important one is that it was low priority and I didn’t have much desire or ideas to write. And I guess my Jamstack for the blog doesn’t help, as it not as easy as using wordpress or blogger to write and publish. Not that it’s hard, but a couple extra steps.

I even flirted a bit with Revue, a newsletter website that was bought by Twitter, but for now I think I’ll keep this newsletter as blog posts, as in the end I always find limitations and annoyances with those blog/newsletter services.

But anyway, I plan on returning, even if with a less strict schedule and maybe less posting overall. I still like to talk about what I’ve been up to, and specially recommend stuff that I think is good.

Another busy week at work, but now things will settle down for a while. And while I wasn’t much online this week - being away from the computer when not working - I did enjoy some great TV shows on stream.

I think starting next week I can start having content recommendations and comments again :)

In the latest Otakusphere, Iniksbane mentions how Moyatorium is their favorite name for a blog, which I kinda have to agree. Compared to all blog names I ever had, it’s on a whole other level of coolness.

But I realized I also never talked about this title blog’s domain, my previous ones, and my complete incompetency at coming up with a great decent name and sticking with it. So let’s chat a bit about my blogging adventures through the decades.

These past couple weeks have been busy, but I hope things are going to fall back into schedule soon.