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[dolique]

hi!  if i've friended you, you probably post fabulous fiction, amusing anecdotes, or something equally exciting.  if you've friended me, well, welcome to the madhouse, and try not to trip over the alliteration as you come in!

just commenting on the most recent post to introduce oneself, i've found, can be problematic.  this post is intended to help

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[roselet]

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[dclaudekatz]

I've been browsing LJ profiles looking for people with similar interests, mostly just bookmarking them to look at later. You're the second one I've found whose interests I liked so much that I friended them right away. (Funny, I didn't list "Swinburne" as an interest, but the best profiles I've found have been by searching on "Swinburne." And both the ones I friended are in the Boston area, as I am. I'm beginning to wonder if that's a coincidence.) I'm a Harvard alum BTW. (I wouldn't admit it on my profile, but since you seem to be at Harvard yourself now...) I like your poetry (what I've read so far). I also like your grammatical pedantry. (I think I'm going to comment on your grammar post now.) And the Eliot quote at the top of your profile. Sorry this comment is kind of fragmented....Really, I do write better than this usually....

[dclaudekatz]

OK, I'm going to add "Swinburne" to my interests. (It should be implied. Is it possible to be interested in Keats, Yeats, and Sappho without also being interested in Swinburne?)

[likethesun2]

Hey there. I just noticed that you have me friended, so I thought I'd pop over and check you out--and oh, I am so friending you back, because you write grammar rants! Clearly we're meant to get to know each other.

[deepbluemermaid]

Hey there - looks like we have some friends in common. You like classical music, and you rant about grammar, so that's all good from my perspective. Welcome to my flist :)