Keeping up with a blog can be a difficult task–more difficult than we realize when we start one. Although I intend to keep this blog going for as long as humanly possible, I will not be able to write often.
On April 1st, my daughter was diagnosed with cancer. At two years old, she’s doing very well–in remission, happy and fun as any two year old can be. She also has over two years of chemo ahead of her.
In February of 2009, New Mexico FetLifers convened for the first time. Our group has grown, in less than a year and a half, five times over. This community of kinksters and fetishists, S&Mers, D/s-ers, and Leatherfolk, has supported my family in a myriad of manners. People have cooked for us; people who live four hours away have sent money for others to cook for us. We’ve received blankets and toys; friends have run a multitude of errands for us … I don’t know how my family would have survived the last two months without the New Mexico FetLifers community.
Well, we would have survived–but we would have lacked healthy and homecooked food; we would have driven ourselves into deeper exhaustion.
Thank you. Thank you. My gratitude pours out to my loving, kinky, fun, naughty, crazy, warm, accepting, and compassionate community.
