back in black ...

This blog started out, way back when, so many months ago (July — has it been that long?) ... and now it's black again.

It's black to fit my mood. I'm feeling a bit morose and bereft. I'm feeling black.

My blogosphere has been changed. Nothing I can do about. No way to change it. I accept it.

But it has affected me a little. I'm in somewhat of a state of mourning. That means black.

Now don't get freaked out. No one has died. But some things are gone and it doesn't look like they're coming back.

I don't want to go into any real detail, out of courtesy and respect, so please don't ask for further explanations or explications. Please just accept, OK?

The buttons are gone and I don't think they're likely to return. They're not destroyed; they're just gone. If you would like the button I made of you, if I made one of you, to put up on your blog or just to have, let me know via e-mail and I'll send it along to you.

I'm not feeling up to posting anything of depth or substance or even any empty filler.

There is a fresh piece of erotica on DZEROTICA that I just posted yesterday, if you haven't noticed already. If you haven't been by DZER's Guam Pics in the last week or so, there are some relatively new pics there. I have some more in my camera that need to be edited; might get around to that a little later.

Random Guam Fact Of The Day:
• When a Chamorro Catholic on Guam dies, we hold nine days of the Holy Rosary before his or her burial, and a nine days of the rosary after. Old-school, traditionalistic Chamorros hold public rosaries the first nine days, one at lunchtime, the other in the early evening. The night before the funeral is an all-night wake. Sometimes, more and more these days, there is just one rosary said daily. The nine days of nobena following the burial are for close family only. More on rosaries later.