eternal sunshine of the spotless livejournal

[carol83]

Hi.

After almost nine years on LiveJournal, I've decided to make my journal friends only. This means that in order to read my entries, you'll need to have a LiveJournal account.1 Please feel to friend me at will; I've locked my journal for professional reasons, not because I dislike the idea of new people reading it. I don't check my user info

Comments

[brown_betty]

Hey, I'm friending you.

[carol83]

Excellent. :)

[julephenia]

I better be friended, missy. :P

[carol83]

I'm sorry, I don't friend people who like the Phils.

I have to have some standards.

::defriends you::

[julephenia]

Thpppppppppppppt.

At least my team hit .500 today.

(Oh, god, the shame of the NL East this year. I mean, ow.)

[atomickitty]

this is bat country...

from vicki

[atomickitty]

but i don't have livejournal!! :( what shall i do?

Re: from vicki

[carol83]

Not to worry. You have one of two options: you can either (a) get a LiveJournal account-- you don't have to use it, you just need an account that you can log into-- and I'll add you to my friends list so that you can see my entries, or (b) you can get an OpenID.

An OpenID is basically just a stable URL, sort of like a calling card. It doesn't involve a journal, or anything like that-- it's just an ID that you sign on, and that lets me add you to my friends list. If you get an OpenID, you'll need to comment here-- there's an option on the comment box that asks for your OpenID, and if you fill that out and post your comment, I can go ahead and add you.

[carol83]

::sighs::

I know. I never wanted to stop here.

Damn bats.

[theypaymetoread]

will you be my friend?

[carol83]

I suppose I must.

[buggery]

Here via thete1. Your ideas intrigue me, and I wish to subscribe to your livejournal.

[carol83]

Friend away, please. :)