And there's a host of reasons, but they're reasons that really should merit posting, because posting is good. Not posting, on the other hand, is bad. Or, probably, becomes more of a normal and saddening feature of the LJ landscape, considering that for a while I very nearly lived on LJ.
And now, there's my whole course thingy, with the books and the shelves and all things else. And, more importantly, a new and huggable and kissable and utterly fantastic partnerperson who's incredibly incredible and makes me go all melty-squeegasm inside, outside, and all places between.
So, I'm still not dead1. Not by any means. In fact, quite the opposite, which still unfairly slays my LJing tendencies, and this saddens me greatly. And, presumably, more folk besides.
Not that I think people would be happy if I weren't still alive and well. I like being alive. There's a list of people as long as my leg2 who'd be happy with my continued living, which leads to new possibilities in the field of skirts made from recycled lists of people who like the idea of being alive to wear them. So, yes. All my deaths are little ones4.
And I really, really, would like to post things - just occasionally - that don't need to serve as notices to my flist that nothing tragic, dangerous, hazardous or horrendous has happened to me, especially not things that cause loss of life, limbs, lunch or livejournals.
So, still trying to get life back to a semblance of normal, but without wanting my newfound squeeeee to go away. And, really, it'll be well worth the attempt - I miss my journal, and I miss reading page after page of entries while thinking "but it was only a few hours", and I miss all of you. And, also, I kinda miss writing in gratuitous footnotes6.And I'll have to come up with fantastically witty things to say, so I can try to get my rule back.
But, until then, it doesn't mean I'm unavailable to the webbernets. Rather the opposite - feel free, one and all, to send email, or to send those LJ prod thingies, or to comment on old entries to say things like "hey, we haven't heard from you for weeks", because that kinda helps. And, I'll try to be better about being on my IM thingies, the details for which are helpfully listed in my userinfo, because I am just. that. nice™7.
So, yes. I live. Bwah.
And now, there's my whole course thingy, with the books and the shelves and all things else. And, more importantly, a new and huggable and kissable and utterly fantastic partnerperson who's incredibly incredible and makes me go all melty-squeegasm inside, outside, and all places between.
So, I'm still not dead1. Not by any means. In fact, quite the opposite, which still unfairly slays my LJing tendencies, and this saddens me greatly. And, presumably, more folk besides.
Not that I think people would be happy if I weren't still alive and well. I like being alive. There's a list of people as long as my leg2 who'd be happy with my continued living, which leads to new possibilities in the field of skirts made from recycled lists of people who like the idea of being alive to wear them. So, yes. All my deaths are little ones4.
And I really, really, would like to post things - just occasionally - that don't need to serve as notices to my flist that nothing tragic, dangerous, hazardous or horrendous has happened to me, especially not things that cause loss of life, limbs, lunch or livejournals.
So, still trying to get life back to a semblance of normal, but without wanting my newfound squeeeee to go away. And, really, it'll be well worth the attempt - I miss my journal, and I miss reading page after page of entries while thinking "but it was only a few hours", and I miss all of you. And, also, I kinda miss writing in gratuitous footnotes6.
But, until then, it doesn't mean I'm unavailable to the webbernets. Rather the opposite - feel free, one and all, to send email, or to send those LJ prod thingies, or to comment on old entries to say things like "hey, we haven't heard from you for weeks", because that kinda helps. And, I'll try to be better about being on my IM thingies, the details for which are helpfully listed in my userinfo, because I am just. that. nice™7.
So, yes. I live. Bwah.
- Or, true to form, I still aten't dead.
- Both of which - I might add - are the opposite of short.3
- Kind of on the subject (ha!), it just happens I'm all of an inch shorter than Nathan Fillion. Shiny.
- Because, obviously, you all really needed to know that. Though, in all fairness, I imagine it might bring a kind of reflected happiness to someone's day, possibly5 in the form of a pretend headline. 'Once-Upon-A-Time-Kind-Of-Prolific LJer Has Supply Of Sex', they'd say, if all the world were so odd as the kinds of things that wander freely in my head whenever my imagination leaves the gate open.
- i.e., likely not.
- Made you look.
- Nice™ levels may vary. Nice™ not available in all locations. Nice™ redeemable on receipt of Civil© from others. Nice™ subject to availability restrictions. Nice™ is not water soluble. Nice™ has been independently tested and found safe for both internal and external use. Nice™ does not constitute professional dietary, medical, legal, financial, philosophical, philological, inspirational, adjectival or any other form of advice. Except maybe philological. And adjectival. And please, please, don't ever ask for advice on writing disclaimers.8
- Or on writing short, succinct and sensible footnotes.9
- Or on avoiding self-referential footnotes.9
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Date: 2006-08-23 02:58 pm (UTC)You did. *nods*
Welcome back!
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Date: 2006-08-23 03:03 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-08-23 03:09 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-08-24 01:43 am (UTC)Write it in your schedule.
Keep it as sacred as any other item.
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Date: 2006-08-24 03:04 am (UTC)Really, I need to learn to stop forgetting me when it comes to sorting out time for everything else I say that I'll do. Or I need my very own Princess of No.
...
So, what's your opinion on tiaras? :)
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Date: 2006-08-24 03:49 am (UTC)It's also a skill I lack completely. But I advocate it a lot.
Mayhaps your girlfriend could be your Princess of No?
Tiaras, like all headwear... they can be elegant and flattering, or tacky and gaudy. It would really depend on the tiara, I think... and the wearer.
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Date: 2006-08-24 10:13 am (UTC)Someone, as it were, set up us the clock.
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Date: 2006-08-25 12:25 am (UTC)5am - wake up
5:30 - turn off second alarm
5:40 - get out of bed
5:50 - make lunch
6:00 - get dressed
6:10 - catch bus
7:20 - arrive at work
7:30 - start work
Noon - Lunchtime!
4:00 - finish work
5:30 - arrive home
5:35 - have a shower
5:50 - hop on intarwebz
10pm - bedtime!
The joys of manual labour - your work NEVER follows you home.
(Merely the trappings of it, like my hard hat and safety vest)
I have a small daytimer, which I could use to schedule things. But I don't. Instead I just keep track of my hours worked in it, so I can predict my paycheques.
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Date: 2006-08-23 02:59 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-08-23 03:01 pm (UTC)The last episode of season 1 of VM is tomorrow. Waiting? Not my thing at all, just now.
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Date: 2006-08-23 03:04 pm (UTC)YAY!
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Date: 2006-08-23 03:12 pm (UTC)Also, yay for icons of beat-up law-breaking freighters, whether they be pieces of junk or pieces of fei-oo. Even though having your ship slandered in Mandarin is somewhat classier. Discuss.
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Date: 2006-08-23 03:17 pm (UTC)Plus a Han/Mal snarkfest would be the
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Date: 2006-08-23 03:42 pm (UTC)Did get to read a few nice books and squish in a couple of beach trips, though, so can't complain too hard.
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Date: 2006-08-23 10:53 pm (UTC)Still, mmm, books. I'm sure I'll get to be thoroughly sick of them eventually, and then I'll wake up from that and go 'squeee! books!' again.
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Date: 2006-08-23 03:50 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2006-08-23 09:34 pm (UTC)We missed you. :(
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Date: 2006-08-23 10:58 pm (UTC)And so, um, Book icon! Yes.
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Date: 2006-08-24 01:45 am (UTC)I went to a book club meeting about Sabriel the other day, which reminded me of you and
Also, huzzah for having a partnerperson! I had my three year anniversary with my boything yesterday. We allegedly went to the beach, although there wasn't much beaching involved because it's, well, winter. There was more huddling in the cabin with the heater on, and getting annoyed at the neighbours for having their telly on very loud late at night.
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Date: 2006-08-24 02:35 am (UTC)I read Sir Thursday the day after it came out, and while it's fairly formulaic I don't really mind it as much as I might with other series. In a way, it's an inoffensive kind of formula that works with the concept of the setting.
Huzzah for three-year anniversaries! And, I suppose, for boythings, since you're into that. And huzzah for huddling with heaters. And beaches can be fun in winter, if your idea of fun on a beach is to go for a bit of a walk along it, especially with a partnerperson.
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Date: 2006-08-24 02:44 am (UTC)I would also be celebrating my fourth or fifth or somethingth anniversary with my girlpartnerperson (
I walked in the water last night. It was very cold. I could see boats (by 'boats' I mean 'a container ship and something that was possibly the Spirit of Tasmania'). And I had icecream!
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Date: 2006-08-24 02:55 am (UTC)Fourth and fifth anniversaries are, I suppose, fun too. Hopefully, I'll get to find out. :)
You walked in very cold water and had ice cream? Let me here assume that you chose to levy additional warmth from your boything afterward.
Also, yay boats; from a distance they're all the same. Well, until they hoist the jolly roger.
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Date: 2006-08-24 03:32 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-08-24 03:33 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-08-24 03:55 am (UTC)I want to know more about your partnerperson. Even if it is a paragraph of wibbling.
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Date: 2006-08-24 01:45 am (UTC)(wow you're tall!)
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Date: 2006-08-24 03:01 am (UTC)(Just a bit)
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Date: 2006-08-24 03:03 am (UTC)Fine then, how did you meet her? That's bound to be more interesting, since finding and maintaining a girlfriend takes more time and effort than posting to LJ, and you don't have time to do the latter anymore ;)
(taller than me)
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Date: 2006-08-24 03:13 am (UTC)There might be some story time later, but for now, I've got an assortment of other things to do. Homework things, funnily enough. Story comes after research.
(Would you like a phonebook to stand on?)
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Date: 2006-08-24 03:53 am (UTC)(How about just a pic of you. I've always been intensely curious)
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Date: 2006-08-24 03:08 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-08-24 03:19 am (UTC)That 'once more, with footnotes' gives me an interesting idea. This could be dangerous.
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