Hello, everyone!
As I’m typing this, I’m beginning to remember how to use this WordPress editor; yes, it’s been that long…
But, you know what, it actually feels good to be back! I have missed the thrill of thinking of a new post to write for this blog. Except, this isn’t going to be your typical Club Penguin Island blog post. This is more of an “update” on what’s been going on with me and why I haven’t been writing posts for a couple of months. To be fair, if you know me well, I take so many “breaks” – accidentally. Sometimes, things get a bit too much for me, so these kinds of posts haven’t been that rare in my blogging journey as a whole.
Here’s my explanation…
Blogging really isn’t my priority. In fact, it never has been. I consider blogging as a hobby to keep me happy. And while it does require time and effort to maintain a good blog (making it feel like a job), it’s always been something I have had a passion for. So what if it means me having to dedicate lots of my time to it? Ideally, I would be blogging all of the time. Being an introverted person, myself, I find it hard to pursue certain hobbies in real life. However, blogging is one of my important vessels to the online world. When you temporarily stop your busy lives to read one of my posts, knowing that really warms my heart. I don’t do it just for that, though. My intent, generally, is to entertain anyone who plays Club Penguin Island. I’ve never been a fan of bringing you the daily news, but I have always tried to deviate and, instead, be more innovative with my posts. When there is something interesting to discuss, I try and get you involved in the comments. Or, when I have a few ideas for the game, I am always curious about what you think of them. Club Penguin Summit has always been about you, primarily. I’ll always be aiming to keep it that way.
The reason why I haven’t posted in ages is that I have so much other stuff on my mind. It’s a simple answer that you will probably understand. It’s not because Club Penguin Island has failed to feed me ideas on what to post. I think the game has been significantly improving during my small hiatus. There would have been lots of stuff to cover if it hadn’t been for my other worries. I guess it’s also fair for me to say that my passion for blogging fluctuates (too often)! Even when I do have the free time, I may not be in the mood. Right now, I am in the right mood to blog, so I thought I might as well make the most of this to let you know what has been going on.
From now on, it will never be easy for me to judge when I will be able to supply more content to the website. My goal is to entertain my readers, and it is a real shame I cannot do it more often. But quality is always better than quantity! I’d much rather spend more time and effort making a post that will intrigue you instead of potentially “exploiting” small, everyday news items that you can literally find on Island News (the official Club Penguin Island blog). There are numerous factors it all depends upon. Do I feel up to it? Will it be worth your time? Is it entertaining? Do I have the time to prioritise this? These questions – and more – are the explanation for my absence. Being bold enough to provide “quality” posts has its problems, but it is all so worth it (I hope).
Speaking of my unprecedented post schedule being “worth it”, I would like to have some feedback on the Community Portfolio. Is it worth it? I do know that a few people out there admire the exhibition of the community’s creations but I, personally, feel that I don’t do a good job at exhibiting them well. This is mainly due to the fact that I don’t pay to keep this website up. Therefore, I don’t get much flexibility in terms of custom design and presentation. It also means I get less traffic, overall. So, is the portfolio worth it? I’m not suggesting I should remove it because there would be absolutely no point in doing so. Really, I’m just curious about what you think of it. Perhaps you would like me to spend more time developing it and creating new ways for people to share their creations to the platform. Please let me know any of your suggestions in the comments below!
Anyway, I think that is all I need to let you know in this post. Something you are probably wondering right now is: when will the next post be? I do have a couple of things I want to share with you all soon. I am hoping that I will be slightly more active, but it all depends on what life demands of me.
Thank you very much for reading!
Let me know if you’re having a good week! Er…a bit random of me to say, but I would like to talk with my audience more and get to know you!



As soon as you log on, you will get a small cutscene where Dot introduces you to this phenomenal occurrence. The whole of Island Central is decked out with vibrant colour and the skybox is a majestic sunset. Dot informs you of the Migration Shop and the rainbow geysers that appear every 5 minutes in Island Central. At the top of each geyser, there is a new collectible called rainbow drops.
promising to see more non-member items on offer. Secondly, there is a new party supply members can purchase at the temporary store: rainbow smoothies! Thirdly, a total of 6 new igloo furnishings are available to buy at the store. In my opinion, that’s a good amount! Unfortunately, they are the only igloo items that have been added in this update…
to complete her new daily challenge, or you grind on the Island Central dancefloor by participating in Team Dance Battle. Fortunately, you get new clothing items, fabrics, gear and party supplies after ranking up. For example, you can obtain binoculars, bear slippers and an outback hat by being level 25. Sticking with the wilderness theme, you can unlock a Forest Wand. In addition, a chemistry beaker has been added to the roster of party supplies and can be purchased at any market on the island.



Igloos & Interiors is now officially open to all players. Just waddle over by the Igloo Trams and you will see the shiny storefront straight away. Igloos & Interiors is another market on Club Penguin Island, but it sells igloos and furniture instead of food! There is a decent range of items available to everyone. However, purchasing a membership will grant you access to a much larger inventory of furniture items – including a large igloo! Fortunately, you don’t have to be that stingy with your coins because the prices are relatively cheap. That means more coins to be donated to charity – yay!
accessed from Mount Blizzard. Here is an image of a gate you can see below the mountain. When you compare it to the beam in the left image, you should be able to spot some resemblance.



igloo). In addition, you can see that the “igloo” is on some sort of blue track. My best bet is that penguins will need transportation to get to their igloo. Why?