I thoroughly enjoyed the challenge of posting 26 articles on "chemicals in our everyday life".
I chose the topic because of my interest in chemistry in particular and science in general.
If you want to go over them, they are all here.
I knew that science and chemicals are a part of our lives. But what I discovered in April, during the course of research for the posts, was its extent.
It wasn't easy putting up those posts. Time was a big challenge. But somehow, I managed to do it.
On the flip side, unlike the previous years, I couldn't visit as many fellow participants' posts as I wished to. Even if I managed to read, I didn't find enough time to key in a comment.
That can be made up in the coming days, and I hope to make up for what I missed.
I hope the April Challenge is just the beginning and we continue to read other posts as we share and learn new facets of everyday life.
Congratulations on finishing the A to Z! You highlighted lots of interesting facts.
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Yeah, that's the part that gets me every year. The visiting. Which is why when I saw there was an option to opt out and say I'd visit those that visited me, I took it. (And I did visit everyone who visited me if I could find their blog.) Congrats on making it to the end. Now, enjoy the rest after a job well done.
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ReplyDeleteBravo that man! It is only when participating that one appreciates the challenge in it! Well met. YAM xx
How wonderful that the challenge re-sparked a passion! That's what I love to hear.
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll get to visit more people during the Road Trip.
I enjoyed the April Blogging from #AtoZChallenge 2023.
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Congratulations. You did it Pradeep.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your facts this last month. Too bad there's not more time for reading other blogs.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to have been absent. April was weird and frustrating. :( But no matter, it's May now and I'm really glad your interest in science has been piqued. :D
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on completing the A to Z Challenge. I didn't visit you during April, but will get back when things settle down.
ReplyDeleteHi Pradeep - after doing a few AtoZ Challenges I know the amount of time that goes into them! The preparation and publishing of 26 posts in 30 days, the reading of other people's posts, reading the comments, writing comments....it's huge! I gave up, but you've ticked off another year - congrats on the achievement. :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had fun.
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Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteBravo ! Pour tout ce que tu as accompli : mener le challenge jusqu'au bout, traiter un sujet qui te passionne, et nous en faire profiter !
Visiting other blogs is always the most difficult part of the Challenge... I hope that you found new bloggers friends to follow. Enjoy to rest now ;)
Your series was very informative. I didn't read all of them because I'm not particularly interested in sodium & zinc. But for those who are interested, the posts must have made marvelous reading.
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ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your posts. You did a great job. I learned some things from your A to Z.
Congrats, Pradeep! Fascinating but tough topic. I too struggled with time, and didn't manage to get to your blog during the Challenge. Hoping to visit over the next few weeks.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Pradeep.. Your A to Z was most interesting and informative. It's a huge commitment for those who have other work to do, so congratulations on a job well done.
ReplyDeleteHi Pradeep - I'm sure all the posts were very informative - even as I wasn't participating I never got round to them all. I've been thinking about 'The Elements' by Tom Lehrer ... which makes me laugh every time and is so snappy ... I wish I could remember it! - so your posts mentally sent me off to his song. Congratulations - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteGreat topic! Congrats on finishing.
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