Week 4 – Louder and Deeper – Albums Listening Challenge
Week 4 of my full albums challenge brought powerhouse metal, hidden gems, and a few misses—proving I’m in this for the music, not the skip button.
Somewhere Between Chaos and Clarity
Somewhere Between Chaos and Clarity
Angela
Week 3 – More Full Albums, Less Skipping Temptation
More full albums, less skipping temptation. Week three brought brutal riffs, melodic chaos, and a few unexpected favorites. Turns out, full album listening still hits harder than shuffle mode ever could.
Week 2 – Full Albums, No Playlists, Full Volume
This week, I kept diving into full albums, no playlists—discovering heavy metal gems, unexpected favorites, and the weird joy of sticking with every track, no matter what.
Week 1 – Full Albums, No Playlists, All Vibes
CDs are back in my life—and no, I’m not joking. Here’s why I started buying them again, what I’m loving about it, and why the skip button is officially on a break.
Albums Over Playlists – My 30-Day Music Challenge
CDs are back in my life—and no, I’m not joking. Here’s why I started buying them again, what I’m loving about it, and why the skip button is officially on a break.
Back to the Stack – Why I’m Buying CDs Again
CDs are back in my life—and no, I’m not joking. Here’s why I started buying them again, what I’m loving about it, and why the skip button is officially on a break.
Document Your Life – Before You Forget What You Had for Breakfast
Trying to document life—not for likes, but to remember the weird, the lovely, and the small stuff before my brain decides it’s irrelevant. Starting messy. Starting now.
You Like It Darker Review – Stephen King’s Darkest Shorts
Stephen King’s short story collection delivers emotional depth, suspense, and dark twists. While not every story stands out, the best ones show why he remains a master of the genre.
How Klara Helped Me Reflect on Love, Trust, and Being Human
A quiet, thoughtful novel about love, belief, and what makes us human. My review of Klara and the Sun—a story that lingers through empathy, perspective, and emotional simplicity.
The Lost Apothecary Review – A Quietly Powerful Historical Novel
A slow but engaging novel about hidden strength, quiet rebellion, and how women’s choices—past and present—continue to echo. This post shares what stayed with me and why.