Returning--Slowly

 It's been over four years since I posted here and the few posts that I wrote in 2021 (4), 2020 (1), and 2019 (1) often talked about the fact that I had pretty much abandoned this blog--and it was pretty much true.  It has been truer over the last four years.

What I have been doing is shepherding another blog, Commune Life, all about income-sharing communities.  If you want to know what I've been doing over the last five or six years, check it out.  I've written a lot there.

But I haven't given up my interest in social change and now, even more than 2020 when I wrote that satire about how bad the year was, we desperately need social alchemy.  We've always needed a new society, we just need one now more than ever.  (And my interest in intentional communities, as I have said often, is as laboratories for social change.)

I realized recently that I have some stuff more directly about social change that I'd like to publish somewhere--and, of course, here is appropriate.  I also have some stuff that I've been publishing on Commune Life that I think would be very appropriate here.  So I'm returning to this blog.

One thing that I've learned from Commune Life is the idea that putting pictures on a post makes it more attractive.

So I'm going to start adding images to these posts.

I don't know how many posts I will do and I don't guarantee I will keep posting but I plan on putting out at least a few posts that I want to put out into the world, and we will see where it goes from there.

I am returning, but slowly, at least for now.