All Good Things

[gradeafan]

I know that's the title to Star Trek: The Next Generation's final episode (and one of my favorites), but I thought it a fitting title for this entry, since it will be my last. I know I haven't been posting much, and most of you probably won't even miss me. That's fine. :)

The changes to LJ have just finally made me realize that the old LJ, the LJ I

Comments

[nonnierms]

I miss you all the time :( but I don't use LJ much either anymore. Most of my stuff is elsewhere...,I'll go look for you on FB so I can keep up with you when you do post :p

[nonnierms]

Well, grrr, I can't find you on FB. I think mine is broken or something....is it gradeafan all one word or are there some spaces maybe?

[gradeafan]

I don't have a facebook. I'm on Linked In if you are there.

[nonnierms]

Oh, sorry! Your post says Facebook instead of linked In :)

[rhiannonhero]

Aw, man, I'll miss you. I feel like an old friend just told me she's not interested in keeping up with me anymore. :( At the same time, I'm on LJ less and less myself. I'll PM you my FB stuff.

[lmeighmy]

I'll sure miss you! It's been really great being your friend on here, and if you're online anywhere else, please feel free to let me know! :)

*hugs*

~L

[symian]

Alas, Facebook will be hitting the brick wall too - and that in shorter order than I think most people will believe. The main difference between FB and LJ is that you will not suddenly lose all of your entries to whatever funk the company is in, as will happen on FB.

FB is the modern Myspace. LJ, while it has changed, has remained in the essence of the journal, the same.

[twigged]

Best of luck to you, too, hon! It's been a good run. :)