24 Hours left of 2022- Before saying GOODBYE!

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Happy New Year Eve Everyone! 


Last Post of 2022 here on the Steam Train History Blog. As there are 15 hours left to 2022 (From the time this post is published to midnight), I want to share some moments here on the blog along with some other brief news that will be occurring at the start of 2023. So lets get into it!!!

My New Year Resolution:

Here a couple of my New Year resolutions. You'll get to see more on Sunday.

  1. Little bit of Improvement on my team player skill 
  2. Completing my creative Writing Project by April 28th to start a summer writing creative project on June 1st
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First off Moments from 2022:

  1. Main Blog Series
    1. Opinion & Answer 2022 Editions 2022 Results
      1. The Opinion & Answer 2022 Editions ended on December 9nd, 2022 with Part 26. I do hope everyone enjoyed the 26 Opinion & Answer 2022 Editions. 
    2. Steam Train Posts 2022 Series 2022 Results
      1. The Steam train Post 2022 series will be ending on Sunday December 4th. So this would end the 2022 series with 57 Steam Train Posts so far on this blog. Nice way to end the first series of the blog with 57 Steam Train posts with some posts being combined onto 1 big post for time constraints.
        2. Aug 18th 2022 (Starting Count of Steam Train Posts)
          • Standard Gauge: 20 Steam Trains
          • Narrow Gauge: 14 Trains (7 Steam & 7 Diesels) Limited Series #1 
          • Mini Gauge: 14 Trains (11 Steam & 3 Diesels)   Limited Series #2
        3. October 16,2022 (Mid-way Count of Steam Train Posts)
          • Standard Gauge: 43 Steam Trains
          • Narrow Gauge: 15 Trains (Including the 14 engines from the narrow gauge Limited Series) 
          • Mini Gauge: 14 Trains (11 Steam & 3 Diesels) Limited Series #2
        4. December 9,2022 (Ending Count Total of Steam Train Post 2022)
          • Standard Gauge: 57 Steam Trains
          • Narrow Gauge: 19 Trains (Including the 14 engines from the narrow gauge Limited Series) 
          • Mini Gauge: 14 Trains (11 Steam Limited Series #2)
  2. 2022 Mini Blog Series
    1. Narrow Gauge Limited Series (June 19th-July 15th 2022)
    2. Mini Gauge Posts Roundhouse (August 1st-12th 2022)
    3. Halloween 2022 Special (Oct 31st 2022)
    4. Thanksgiving 2 day Special (Nov 24-25th 2022)
    5. Railroad Winter Equipment mini series (December 19th-22nd 2022)
    6. Railroad Felines & Feline's Honorary spotlight series (Month of December 2022) 
      1. Note: Railroad Felines proportion ran between December 1st-December 13th 2022 with December 14th-30th being Feline Spotlights
    7. Feline New Year resolutions (December 26th-30th 2022)
    8. Christmas 2 day Special (24-25th of December 2022)
      1. Shine a light on some Feline Christmas Folklore & Stories Sat 12.24.22
      2. 🎄Happy Holidays 2022 Sun 12.25.22🎄
Group #2: 2022 Mini Blog Series  Important Note: about each link
    Link #5 & Link #6A-Railroad Felines are the same link
    Link #6B-Feline Honorary spotlight & Link #7 are the same link 
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Upcoming Plans for 2023

Brief overlooking plans on the blogs till Sunday's post with further details

  1. Steam Train Blog News 2023
    1. Opinion & Answer 2022 Editions will be returning in January on a new day & Time  
    2. Steam Train Posts 2022 Series will also be returning in January with further details out on Sunday 1.1.23
  2. Personal Thoughts on Thomas and Friends (Blog #2 of mine) 
    1. New Year Notice: January 2023 Blog Transfer Notice
      1. The "Personal Thoughts on Thomas and Friends" blog that I have been doing with just thoughts on Thomas and Friends will be transferring to a new blog home site. Please see the note down below for further details 
        • January 13th 2023, "Personal Thoughts on Thomas and Friends" blog will be transferring to a new blog Titled "Personal Thoughts on Thomas & Friends Show and Other Topics" going online 1/13/23. The reason is that I want to expand the blog to include other topics I want to discuss and share my thoughts on along with continuing with the Thomas and Friends Classical seasons 1-7.

Coming in 2023: Brand New Blog & Podcast

Coming in 2023, I'll be doing a public safety: Future Responder podcast & blog between January-May. Hence this is the reasoning behind the change in the posting scheduling for the Steam Train History Blog. Further reasoning will be out on Sunday for details behind the change in scheduling. To see what is currently posted on the Public Safety Podcast's blog click on the link below. Further plans & details will be out during the first two weeks of January 2023 on the podcast. 

Public Safety Podcast 25 blog Link (Public Safety Podcast blog link, Feel free to click to view)



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