On the car ride back from Tahoe, I went through my hand-written notes of entries 92-99. I hadn't yet counted them out, and only just then realized that today was day 100.
It was a strange realization - it meant that I wouldn't feel the need to carry my camera around with me as much as possible anymore. It also meant that I would no longer have to analyze my daily activities, trying to find something interesting or poignant about them. It meant that I could come home after a long tiring day, or a fun exhausting night out, and not have to open my computer to jot down notes for an entry.
I felt slightly relieved, knowing that I would have one less thing hanging over my head every day. However, I also felt a little sad, knowing that it would be the end of an experiment that forced me to be more creative than I've been in a long time.
Even though the 100 day challenge has come to an end, I will try to continue to update my blog and find other ways to be creative as much as possible. Since I won't have to post something everyday, I'll have more time for quality assurance (less quantity, but better quality hopefully)!
Thank you to anyone who took the time to read any of these entries!
It was a great ride! I'm sure the habit will be hard to break (& I'm fine with that!)
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