Postcards from the Funny Farm

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As some of you long-time readers know, I have written about blogging almost as much as psychology in the life of this blog.  You won’t see blog-tips here these days though since all my writing that concerns blogging is now being relegated to my online diary: “Damien at the Speed of Life.”

If blogging issues and the truly wacky life that I lead are up your alley, please go on over and bookmark me!

But as for this blog,  stay tuned here for continued “out of the box” psychology and inspiration.

I truly am humbled by the chance every day to write here for you who read my stuff.  In December 2008 it will have been 2 years of writing, meeting you online, and learning more than I ever imagined the interweb was capable of.  If I may quote Paul Williams’ tagline to his readers on his bio site. He is a co-songwriter of one of my most favorite songs of all time, The Rainbow Connection.”  He says to his readers:

Your interest in my life’s work honors me greatly and is appreciated more than words can say.

To Paul, I had to steal that … I feel like it’s exactly what I want to say to people who read my blog.

To the readers of my blog: Here’s to approaching a strong finish of another year blogging together, and the beginning of another one in January 2009! CHEERS.

Damien Riley

I didn’t post the last two days but I have still been hard at work online. My good friend KatelynJane’s migration to a self-hosted Wordpress blog got me back in the saddle with my too-long-neglected personal blog. By that I mean, giving her some pointers on how easy it is to create multiple blogs made me want to get my personal blog up and running again. I haven’t even launched it yet, but for a sneak peek (and to get me on your blogrolls out there) it is at:

Damien at the Speed of Life

I’ll be back with my next post in my current series on “Open Mind,” but for now expect a short delay as I get the Online Diary up and running and finish my last 4 days of teaching summer school. There are reasons why multiple blogs are a good idea. Then again, all the work does have its drawbacks. What do you think about having multiple blogs? Some people I talk to have dozens. What is your perception of an online diary?