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I’ve seen a lot of people talk about 2015 as a terrible, just-survive-it kind of year, and hoping next year will be better.

For us, 2015 has been a pretty good year, and not just because nobody had to overnight at the hospital. No, it wasn’t all great; some things were pretty terrible, and I could dwell on them, and would, given half a chance. It’s in a supervillain’s nature, I think. But I’d rather start 2016 concentrating on what’s gone right.

So, in that spirit – what’s gone well for you in 2015? What’s gone right?

Here’s my list. Taking it month by month:

So for us, on balance? A good year.

Your turn. What’s gone well for you in 2015? Go!


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Date: 2015-12-31 10:23 pm (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] vatine
Successful job change (3 months in, I am still doing well-attended weekly tech talks, people seem to respect my opinion on technical matters).

Second WorldCon (successive, at that).

Made a small raptor out of red acrylic on a laser cutter and handed it over to yourself and [personal profile] annathepiper.

Managed to get peer bonuses at my previous job for boring grunt work that really needed to be done.

Date: 2016-01-01 12:11 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] vatine
That reminds me, did you get to see the ickle raptor silhouette?

Date: 2016-01-01 09:58 pm (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] birke
On a personal level, I stuck out a full year on a new committee, got involved in a German language meetup, and maintained some friendships. I visited Astoria for the first time, finished a difficult book, and learned a lot.

On a political level, I watched marriage equality come to my state and to the country of my ancestors, donated to a presidential candidate I genuinely wanted for the first time, and was cheered to discover that Portland is starting to actually care about housing issues.

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