Come for the wow-factor, stay for the self-development.

Hi curious friends,
 
There was a wonderful article written by a regular Curiosity person this week. I found it a really touching and often heart-warming description of a couple's journey through health challenges, relationship changes, and ultimately some adventurous and successful outcomes. Sometimes (by which I mean most of the time), the off-the-shelf relationship model doesn't fit us, and we have to create something new. I like the integrity and vulnerability with which the involved people fronted up to the challenge.
I have some sadness about the headline that was used (especially by further publishers down the line). However, I was delighted to see the communications come through from so many other people, in similar situations, searching for options and alternatives, courageously playing at their edges. I am stoked that Curiosity (and other workshops) fill a role here.

On the topic of Curiosity...  we're running an experiment with coloured wrist bands tonight as a way of indicating your level of interest in play with others.  It's going to be very interesting, and if you've done Curiosity before you can jump on the secret group to find more information - but the most important thing is that it's optional, so don't stress if you're coming along and haven't been following the discussion.  Also for Curiosity folks... There will be an end-of-year dinner thing prior to the December party - again, check the string for details.
 
There's still scope for another person to join the next Kinky Learning Circle... is it you?
 
And the silly season is approaching. If you've got one of those people in your lives for whom you want to get a gift, but want to give an experience rather than a product?  ...Perhaps a Curious Creatures Gift Certificate would hit the spot?

Hope you're getting your money's worth out of being human, Rog.

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