Here I am. Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in.
Honestly, I'm happy to be back in the blogosphere. The world is chock-full of great reproduction, sex, and parental research, and I'm thrilled to have a forum in which to talk about it. Jake was very sweet to take me under his wing.
So, you'll be seeing a bit of me here, amongst Jake's tirades and posts about Britney Spears. Who, really, is the vision of a sex and parental case study herself.
Until then, friends...
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