I'm in the midst of the exercise "post one picture to Facebook every day for a year". Surprising how many people respond to nearly every post, expressing their

I'm in the midst of the exercise "post one picture to Facebook every day for a year". Surprising how many people respond to nearly every post, expressing their appreciation/joy in the series, and how it gathers my thoughts & experiences into an otherwise-soon-forgotten collection. At end of year I'll format it into a one-off book, and have a good summary of 2015. Next such goal is blogging a daily $1/plate recipe page. Getting that started takes more concerted effort (having started the blog but not at that posting rate). The results may suck, but at least it will focus the mind on something worthwhile, and - as the OP notes - others may find it more interesting than I expect. If nothing else, "blog little things" makes it manageable to normalize & improve one's writing skills and focus on what matters.