8 Months Later: Why I Took A Break
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- 8 months, has it really been 8 months?
Feel's weird coming back half a year later, but I am back.
After making videos for the last 8 years now, which I have truly enjoyed, but after doing this for 8 years it started to take it's toll on me and I finally realized as well that I was burned out and frustrated. I needed to take a much needed long overdue break away from making videos and UA-cam as well.
Glad to see you upload again! Will you still do the yearly recap for 2018? I know they probably take a lot of work, but I enjoy watching them.
Glad to be back for now. I've been doing a "A Look Back" since 2011, I don't plan on stopping now. They do take time however as it can take sometimes up to a week to try and remember what happened for the last 12 months though. For the last few years I usually jot down events that happen each month but by the time June/July comes around though I've already lost that pad with my notes.
WHOA THIS IS MORE EXCITING THAN AVENGERS 4 TRAILER
I don't know, that was a pretty nice trailer. Here it is for those you haven't seen it yet. facebook.com/movieweb/photos/a.10155160864702199/10156489471827199/?type=3&theater
good to see you back has the knee ever given you any problems
Good to be back. I haven't had anymore issues with my knee, only thing I have now with it is, anytime I sit, squat, kneel, or lay on the floor and when I get back up my knee makes a crunchy noise, it's quite loud and it sounds like I should be in pain, but I'm not.
@@SignalsOverTheAir thats fairly normal nothing to worry about as long as no pain or its not giving out
@@MrThomasSte How is that normal, if your knee sounds like walking through leaves on a fall day that would tell something's not right.
@@SignalsOverTheAir sorry for the late reply what i meant was after a bad knee injury this is fairly common as long as there is no instability ie knee giving out or bad pain and swelling nothing to worry about if you are worried about this speak to your doctor
@@MrThomasSte I don't get how that sounds is "common" though? My knee sometimes does go a bit wobbly, nothing drastic, just a quick wobble and then everything's good again.