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[annie1931]

Ha ha, just realize how silly my last post sounded - because the first part wasn't even there! I'd been trying, in photobucket, to make a slide show of pics I'm deleting from an album there. I thought I'd done everything as instructed, but nothing showed up on the preview - and obviously only part of it showed up on the visible post. Still haven

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i wonder

[seamuse_52]

about that friend thing, too. . .and now live journal has been sold to a russian outfit, so who knows what the new "rules" are?! my daughter's good friend used to work for LJ, when it was new and local to SF and Seattle, but not anymore. anyway, that is when I got into using it a bit. . .now it is a coprporate thing.

i agree- those costumes look too close to bondage to be of interest, lol! and now I must check out Ariana Franklin :-) Have you read much Ellis Peters?

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[annie1931]

Well, I'll just post to 'friends' and then won't get weird comments, I guess....I don't mind real friends' weird comments, though, tee hee!!

I read all Ellis Peters's Brother Caedfel books, but didn't enjoy the Egyptian stuff. I really enjoy Brit mediaeval stuff.

[gramveerit]

I had the same thing happen with someone I'd never hear of making me their friend and leaving a totally irrelevant post. Hmmm.....

'Have no fear,
Gramveerit's here!'

[annie1931]

Have you? Well, I'm not going to fuss - just delete the comments if they are strange, and try sending my posts to my list of friends when I don't feel publicly inclined!!

[harmonic_motion]

It doesn't bother me if anyone "friends" me. I never post anything that would make it possible for weirdos to track me down, and I can always delete any comments I don't like. Other than that, if it's just someone who likes my posts, then I guess it's flattering.

[annie1931]

I don't know why it seems to me someone ought to at least mention the fact, but then we all have different ideas, don't we.