RULES: Each player of this game starts off with 10 weird things/habits/little-known/possibly boring facts about themselves, blah blah. At the end you need to choose blah blah number of people who you would like to repost this, blah blah blah. You get it, just do it. You know you want to ( Read more... )

Rest in peace, Mr. Vonnegut. I love your work. You were on my "dinner party of a lifetime" guest list. Thanks for making a difference and for making me laugh so hard I once got asked to leave the classroom.
If you've never read any Kurt Vonnegut (jr., that is), do yourself a major favor and go find some. He'd like that. So will you, mark my words.

Does anybody even know what ICQ is anymore and, if so, does anybody actually still use it? Last night, just for the hell of it, I reinstalled it after, well, years, but so far I haven't seen any signs of life on there. LOL. Is it pretty much a dinosaur now?

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I can't even remember what the difference is now, but I'm going back to a free LJ account after having a paid one for quite some time now. I hardly ever post on LJ anymore, though I still read my friends' posts every day. I'm on Myspace, too, where I post much more often but lately the whole online thing has lost it's sparkle for me. I've been ( Read more... )

You Are a Visionary Soul
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The guest list for my dinner party:
Denis Leary, Jon Stewart, Henry Rollins, Ellen DeGeneres, Cesar Milan, Jai Rodriguez
There may be issues of energy imbalance, such as type A personalities vs. calm, laid back personalities, but I'd like to spend some time with each of these people anyway. Now, what to serve?

I haven't written anything in my LJ for a long time! I've been writing more on paper than on line as of late. There's just something innately satisfying about the whole pen and paper process, filling pages, flowing script, sparkles on hands from glittery gel pen ink. I check in on my LJ friends every day, though, and continue to be moved, amazed ( Read more... )

Lately it seems that LJ is sort of dying in popularity. Fewer and fewer people on my friends list are posting any more. A few have even deleted their journals all together. Others post on Myspace instead. I wonder if it's just a slow phase or if the days of LJ, for my circle, are numbered?