I'm still trying to solve this Facebook/Livejournal conundrum (love that word)

[baba_studio]

You know, I'm just not sure I can manage to keep up two blogs, an LJ, my own Facebook and the studio Facebook. I think I need to do more automated feeds somehow - without just inanely twittering all day.

Anyway, for now, I will try! So here is a picture of the studio I just put on our FB page. It's just a snap that I took this morning when I and cat

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[baba_studio]

I really love old textiles. These particular dresses we won't cut - the fabric is very delicate but mainly the dresses are too special. But we will photograph them on models for Bohemian Cats, the sequel (actually, it's not that at all, it's an entirely new project and not a book). My only problem is finding some way to clean the silk wedding dress, because it's SO dusty I'm not sure a model would agree to wear it.

I agree with you about social networking - there is just too much to keep up with. I really like LJ and the people I have met here, so I do want to try to keep it up, if maybe not as often as before (not that I was ever a daily poster).

[thiscafe]

What is your FB name?
We're Clarity Artists should you want to add us. :-)

[baba_studio]

I'm Baba Studio. And yes, I'd love to add you. I'll go and look now as I am up to my ears in Victorian paintings and need a break (some of them are SO boring!)

[annabelle4]

Whatever you do, I hope you decide to continue on with LJ :). I'm on FB, too, but enjoy reading your posts here on LJ.

[isthmus_nekoi]

Sometimes I find it easier if I am on a writing streak to write a few posts and then spread them out over a longer period of time. (Not for lj, but for blogs w/themes.) I also do this b/c it's not a bad idea to let a post sit awhile if it's about something serious and it's going to be public.