Who? What? Huh?
I happened to stop by here to find a piece of my history. I haven't been here in over two years.
However, if you miss the Del and want the Del, I do have two very different Wordpress blogs.
One is Sex, Gods, and Rock Stars. This is the place where I write about the things most important to my life: My Gods, my spirituality (and spirituality in general), shamanism, sacred sex and kink, and other life reflections. It's not a journal, per se, as I don't just write whatever comes into my head about every little thing; I try to keep my posts topical, although the blog has a wide range of topics that I post about.
The other is Dying for a Diagnosis. It is an act of devotion, first and foremost. In DfaD, I write about my current medical journey in pretty explicit detail - visits to doctors, surgeries, discoveries, etc - so that my friends can keep up to date with what's going on with me. I also write about spirituality as it relates to chronic illness, dying, and death. Once in a while I write about chronic illness in general. I've been writing this one much longer (almost a year now).
Finally, if by some wild chance you don't have me friended on Facebook, that's my social medium of choice for writing random thoughts and feelings. I am "Del Tashlin" there.
So, yeah, hi LJ. I feel like you're more of a historical record than anything else any more.
However, if you miss the Del and want the Del, I do have two very different Wordpress blogs.
One is Sex, Gods, and Rock Stars. This is the place where I write about the things most important to my life: My Gods, my spirituality (and spirituality in general), shamanism, sacred sex and kink, and other life reflections. It's not a journal, per se, as I don't just write whatever comes into my head about every little thing; I try to keep my posts topical, although the blog has a wide range of topics that I post about.
The other is Dying for a Diagnosis. It is an act of devotion, first and foremost. In DfaD, I write about my current medical journey in pretty explicit detail - visits to doctors, surgeries, discoveries, etc - so that my friends can keep up to date with what's going on with me. I also write about spirituality as it relates to chronic illness, dying, and death. Once in a while I write about chronic illness in general. I've been writing this one much longer (almost a year now).
Finally, if by some wild chance you don't have me friended on Facebook, that's my social medium of choice for writing random thoughts and feelings. I am "Del Tashlin" there.
So, yeah, hi LJ. I feel like you're more of a historical record than anything else any more.