Happy blogiversary everyone! Today this blog is two. Don’t faint from shock, but I am not going to engage in introspection this year. Rather, I wanted to thank my loyal and dedicated readers who come back time after time to peruse whatever randomness my mind produces. Whether I am emotional, analytical, or wallowing in self-pity, you read. Thank you.
I do realize that without readers this blog would have no point. I can’t change the world if a portion of the world doesn’t find its way here. I can present interesting perspectives and make brilliant deductions, but if nobody sees the tree fall, can any portion of the human race be effected? Not really.
So, thank you for reading and for your continued commitment to see the world from a perspective often not articulated.
On a different note, do blogs have “terrible twos”? Guess we’re going to find out.
About Me
- Jen
- San Diego, California, United States
- After acquiring a degree from Vassar College in psychology, I moved to Western Mass where I ran a peer mentoring network for disabled college students as well as activism and organizing around disability issues. I also conducted research on disabled women’s body image. An Upstate New York native, I eventually followed my heliotropic nature to the sun of Southern California. I divide my time between writing (disability fiction and essays) along with moderating San Diego Bisexual Forum which is one of the oldest groups of its kind in the country. In my off hours I can often be found in my neighborhood live music venue enjoying our local talent.
2 comments:
Congratulations on the blog turning two, and thank you for your thoughtful and personal reflections on disability. I look forward to more.
Good on ya, Jen! If the blog begins shouting "NO!!" no matter what you say to it, just remember that it's only a phase. *wink*
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