For years, I’ve been asking last questions of the day on Twitter. Some last questions get many responses, like this one from last night:
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Other last questions get fewer responses, like this one:
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I never know which last questions will last.
This is my last question before I reach four thousand consecutive daily blog posts tomorrow: What will I blog about in the future?
I don’t know, but here are my images for today:
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Here’s the last question the Daily Bitch asked:
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Here’s what I find when I search for “last questions” on YouTube.
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The next time I fly, I’ll ask last questions about senior discounts.
Unquestionable thanks to those who have lasted through all my questions here, including YOU!
I’ll ask you this question, Ann, not the last. Do you think about stopping the daily blog? I admit that I do.
I think about it, Mark, but I keep going because I always feel better after I blog. And a very happy birthday to you, my friend!
Phew!
Thank you, Ann, I appreciate it!
On the 8th night of Hanukkah 35 years ago, we took a photo of our 12-day-old baby with the fully lit menorah in the background. Every year* since then, we have taken an 8th night photo with our child/ren. We look forward to continuing that tradition tonight–and seeing your candle photo tomorrow.
*In 1991 our photo was on the 6th night, and we missed 2005.
It’s wonderful to maintain and share traditions, Debbie.
Congratulations on you 4,000th blog post. This last week I posted my 1,000th post since I started my webpage back in – 2013? Used to be once every weekday. Then it changed to once a week. Then it changed to whenever I could get around to the next one. And now about once a week again. But always in the same order: Home, Prose, Poetry, Politics, Peregrinations. And what do you know? My 1,000th one turned out to be Peregrinations. I kept the order and never ran out of topics! I’ve even got 1001 (Home page) lined up already.
Nice!
A crunchy Klondike bar with chocolate or vanilla ice cream covered by a dark chocolate.
Preceded by that delicious pasta dish.
-Alan
I don’t know what you are going to blog about in your next 4000 posts but I look forward to finding out!
I look forward to connecting with you, Maureen!
Often the questions you ask make me think about interesting things, or provide a new perspective on something I thought I understood. So I look forward to lots more questions from you.
I love forward to all connections with you, Chris.
I haven’t followed you from the beginning, but maybe since last year, and I love your blog!
I love that you are following, Carol Anne!