This I feel is easier to use than the previous blog we'd tried. I will get around to posting pictures, by the way. If anyone's interested, my name is Roy Waidler, and I will let it go at that for now. "Morion" as a word is a type of 16th-century helmet; however I am more familiar with it as a the name of a comic-book character from the early 1970's. As I recall this Morion was not a Good Guy; but the name stuck with Stro Moon Daglo and myself over the years. (Oh my goodness! Stro Moon Daglo?) (Yes. As a matter of fact ole Daglo has a Space on MySpace. I'll get the full URL another time)

Without going into too much detail, I am the steward for the Outlands Community here in America; we are QUITE distinct from the agricultural group of the same name that I've seen on Google a few times. We are a spiritual community, not agricultural. No, we don't take money, we are not seeking acolytes, proselytes, electrolytes or even a lyte beer.

Since we are about quite a number of things, we initially discussed having a website; you know, a page for this, a page for that, lots of pictures, lots of links, a Q&A email center....and being on a limited budget and having just got my first computer in April we jumped in feet or head-first. Inna meantime, some young friends turned me onto MySpace. Huh? Looks like a fun place...for young kids. But it's what you make of it, I swear it is worth browsing every nook and cranny, even if you don't sign up. And it's free. As of today, four of us have Spaces on MySpace. Almost like a website. Almost.

Because you can only have ten photos in your photofile, and you need to know HTML (we don't - yet) to add more pics at MySpace, we tripped over a place called WebShots. It too is free and is owned (I think) by the same company that owns MySpace, casalemedia. At the moment we have over 100 pieces of art there with more to come.

Now we have added Blogger. Rhizome-like, not centralized, that is how we are appearing on the web. Nietzsche would approve!