Greetings, my fellow travelers, young and old, new and experienced alike.

I used to be a member here a long time ago, back in 2011, but then life happened as it usually does so I had to remove myself from the internet and with the help of the ever so kind nexus-moderators I got myself cleared from this website as well. Now I'm back and it feels great to lay my eyes and set my digital print on this home-to-many once again.

Much has happened since I last was here... The good stuff includes the conversion of my girlfriend from 6 years becoming my wife and our ridiculously cute newborn son that hypnotizes me with his big blues every time I lay my eyes on him.

The bad but necessary stuff includes the passing of some of my elders that have stood close to me since I was but a baby myself. When I'm looking at my son he feeds me the old and almost forgotten memories of my own childhood to me. So I thought to myself that maybe it's once again time to explore the crevasses of my psyche and see how it's been doing lately. Alas, should I forget to care for myself in these times we're living in.

First things first of course; I felt a strong urge to re-read the many lost years of information that have been passing me by. A few days later here I am ready to absorb all that delicious and deep science stuff you old timers have to offer.

In a near future I'll be ready again and you'll hear more from me then. I will summon all of the most colorful and expressive adjectives I can muster in the attempt to describe the indescribable, another night.

To everyone out there reading my thoughts once more, greetings... and goodnight.

This sounds like a lot of changes in your life since you last went on a journey. I'm interested to see how this will affect your future travels and I look forward to hearing about what you can tell us. Congratulations to you and your family for the positive changes you've experienced.

Safe journeys, my friend.

Thank you, friend.

A lot has indeed changed and I'm curious as to see what will carry over when the time comes.
I'd expect my child or things related to him to appear in different ways. Apparently dads can also experience Postpartum Depression (PPD) which I had a lot of, especially early on when I had to shoulder an immense workload both inside and outside of the house.

Time will tell & the yagé will show