I’ve never written a post in October

I was just rereading some old gomeposts, and I noticed in the chronological index that the only month not represented was October. And now I’ve just missed the opportunity to complete my coverage of months for almost a year! I’ll have to make a reminder to get it next year.

This summer I was working on a choral music commission, and then I had a big exciting work trip at the start of the fall. As a result, I’ve had less time to focus on gomepage.

But the next thing I’d like to do on here is finish my Webpage Jam 2026 entry, which at the time of this post, is still just a stub, but hopefully by the time you follow the link, it is a proud history of the last five-plus years of gomepage.

A couple more interesting facts about the months I’ve written posts in:

• The only month I’ve only written a single post in is August, with my New-year goals postmortem.
• There are a handful of months that all have only two posts each: June^{1 2}, September^{1 2}, and Novemeber^{1 2} (once this post is published).
• Long-time readers might be able to guess this, but I write by far the most in the winter months (and early spring), so much so that it’s a major topic of the journal. The highest-posting month is January, with 33 posts at the time of writing this one.

In any case, I am still around, and I still have an appetite to write and sitebuild on gomepage. I also want to write some more album reviews on Rate Your Music, where I wrote a review of Binding Chimes in March. I might cross-post that here eventually, or adapt it into a “My relationship with Binding Chimes” post.

Let me know your thoughts at my Ctrl-C email: gome ​@ ​ctrl-c.club.