So my thought with this is I can put things here that are generally about my life and not personally directed, and they'll be generally accessible, and I won't have to worry about who I'm writing them to and not writing them to.

For example: I have just been to the GP to very broadly discuss hormone treatment. Broadly as in, I don't know if I would want this or when I would want it but I would like to understand it better as an option. (What I understand currently is that the receptionist who said a regular GP would have the information I want had an incomplete picture of the system, but I have a referral, and the regular GP was very pleasant.)
(I have also just been reading the amazing Ivan Coyote's book about gender identity, which David brought me back from the writer's fest. More on them later. But they make me realise, again, again, how vastly lucky I am. I was talking about this with David last night -- he said that the bar shouldn't be so low as to count him and the rest of you as exceptional. But it is, and you are, and thank-you for being.
Close bracket.)

Two quick things: I think commenting should work whether or not people have accounts. If not let me know, and I'll try to change that in my settings.

And seahearth. I couldn't think of a name, so I opened a book of my stories at a random place, and it said "Ah, Rosa, I am so lucky, to be here in this house with all of you." And then I opened Tales of Moominvalley at a random place and read the story about the fillyjonk who is afraid of disasters living by the sea. And then with seahearth in mind I opened my laptop and its opening screen was a coast with red stones in neat rectangular brickish formations. And the picture is from Ponyo.

I hope this setup works for you. It's an experiment. If not, do tell me.