Some people have writer’s block; I think I may have blogger’s block. I’ve been working on return on good for nearly a couple of months now. I first engaged in the name game and host search, then began tinkering with layouts and widgets, and am still awaiting a brand-savvy logo. I have been ready to blog, from a technical perspective, for a few weeks now. I just haven’t been ready to go balls to the wall on content, though my mind has been reeling with the possibilities.

My trepidation must be the baggage attached to my desire to become digitally transparent. Thoughts and habits can be so deeply personal, that the sharing of them becomes a gift. Such giving can be daunting because you don’t know how the recipients will react. I know I have benefited greatly from the gifts of experiences and insights of others, people who worked up the courage to open up their perspectives to complete strangers. I feel it is my turn to give what I can. Knowing that doesn’t make the process any less intimidating, however, so I hope you will be patient with me as I learn to express my voice with you.

Let’s think of this time, from now until I officially “launch,” as the speakeasy period, a soft opening of sorts. Only a few people will be able to knock on my domain door and be led in during these first vulnerable kink-solving weeks. While I have you here, tell me what you think.