Lost at Internet Auction

I lost an Internet auction.

Internet should be capitalized, but most people don't know or ignore this rule.

The item for auction was a one-year subscription to "CNN English Express" which is a monthly magazine for English learners.

"was" - because the auction has ended.

I have studied mainly based on this magazine for the past year.

However, that is not only the reason why I couldn't click one more time.

I have been wondering whether I should continue this way.

According to some feedbacks, some readers seems to be proud of having read it for decades.

It improved my English without a doubt.

I hadn't written English sentences like this before it.

Sounds a little better this way.

However, it should be one of the means rather than goal.

On top of that, I haven't digested all of them.

It might be better to use "absorbed" rather than "digested".

There are some parts which I have forgotten.

Of course, it's important to judge whether I should study thoroughly or widely, but I can't help but feel anxious about uncertainties piling up.

Not sure what you mean here.

First, I'm going to thoroughly review what I've learned this year.

And then, let's try some paperbacks, CNN, TIME, TED, and Michael Sandel as well.

There are many ultimate texts on the net.

I don't understand what you mean by "ultimate texts".

Still, if I feel a necessity for "CNN English Express", I shall bid on the auction.

Thank you for reading my long journal!

This isn't on Twitter, so I wouldn't call it a tweet. (: