Having longer Eunoias made me late for important appointments1
I have enjoyed sticking with the same theme for a longer period20
I like having different themes every week9
Having little pieces repeated in Eunoia was A-Okay with me22
Having little pieces of Eunoia repeated day-after-day was an issue1
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Content
I've had some wonderful and kind comments about this month's Eunoia where we focus on our Naughty and Nice words for the year of 2021.
If you didn't hear already, I released the 200th instalment of Eunoia on Monday the 8th. Isn't it nice that this happened on a Monday?
I'm interested in what you all think about the slightly different presentation of the podcast this month, and encourage you to check all that apply in this handy poll. You may consider submitting your opinion on these matters to be your permissive circumstance for the day.
I get to fill in my census form this weekend. I understand you're supposed to write "Jedi" when asked for your religion, just another Britishism I don't think I'll ever quite understand.
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