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bronriel

Baheena's Information Sheet.

Sep 18, 2006 13:58

Hi there, thanks for taking the time to visit! This entry is an introduction both to my journal itself and to the little world that makes up my daily life.

Unfortunately, I have had to go friends-only due to some work-related circumstances, but I've left a few posts public so you can see what the usual fare here is.

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ayumata August 31 2004, 22:58:26 UTC

You seems like an interesting person. Hey, I'm hyper one minute and sadistic the next so I'm positive we'll get along fine! Add me? I'm always looking for a new LJ friend XD.

bronriel August 31 2004, 23:05:39 UTC

Awesome! I'll add you right away :D

ayumata August 31 2004, 23:06:24 UTC

Yay!

bronriel September 1 2004, 06:36:46 UTC

Would you mind adding me back? You seem so interesting that I would really like to get to know you better :D

utatu October 12 2004, 13:49:00 UTC

Whoa, neat! You're from Illinois and you're a geology nut!!!

I'm a junior at Western Illinois University chasing after volcanology :) I don't know you by chance, do I? Wow, I would so laugh.

bronriel October 12 2004, 13:58:21 UTC

Ooooh, a fellow Illinois Geologist, awesome! Would you mind if I added you to my friends list? :D

That would be so cool if I did know you! Unfortunately, though, I'm on the other side of the state attending the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Our geology program isn't as diverse and interesting as Western's, which bites. Can you believe that at a university with 100,000 students, they don't even offer a volcanology course of any sort?! Travesty!

utatu October 12 2004, 14:56:55 UTC

Yea that's fine, as long as I can add you back! :)

I have a friend attending U of I for musicology (crazy trumpet people!). I wish our school offered a volcanology course or at least a natural hazards class. We have the hazards class, but it's only offered in the Quad Cities. It's pretty much the normal courses for undergrads here, like right now I'm in mineralogy, field methods and seds but I've taken paleo, the basic stuff, and structure. We have a geomorphology, hydro, and engineering class so I suppose that's kinda nice :)

I always entertain my seds teacher by asking how the material applies to volcanoes. Hehe. It's fun! *grin*

an offer.... 9mm October 22 2004, 16:18:31 UTC

Hello. I think Ive commented on you before or perhaps on a comment of yours in someone elses journal. I know we both know CFA.

Anyway, to the root of the matter. I run 7shots. Its a photography community that operates off 7 memebers at one time. Each person is assigned one day. On that day they post one picture.
woodrunner is a member there but she is busy in the non digital world at the moment and she recommended that you are quite skilled with the glass and little magic box.
Would you like to take her place as the Sunday person?

Re: an offer.... bronriel October 24 2004, 07:46:20 UTC

I would be VERY honored to be your Sunday person, if you haven't already found somebody else. This has come at just the right time, too, as I've been trying to find some new way of presenting my photos. Thank you so much!

Re: an offer.... 9mm October 24 2004, 17:07:52 UTC

Excellent. I added you in. Do you have an email address I can send somthing too?
jprich 6 9 at yahoo . com
^_^

mbif November 24 2004, 04:12:42 UTC

I just felt a need to make my presence known here. Sorry, just passing through to mark my little piece of your LJ. I don't see any hydrants, though. :(

whisperingstorm June 1 2005, 05:22:25 UTC

You were recommended by Chocokid. Hope you don't mind if I add you? :)

bronriel June 1 2005, 05:32:00 UTC

Not at all! I'll add you back as soon as I post this comment. Very glad to meet you! :D