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[wighty]

Because I've more or less abandoned my personal journal by now.  It seems that since I hopped onto Plurk (almost a year ago?), the personal LJ has become obsolete.  Weird.  I never expected it would take over my online life so easily.  If you're on my list here and don't have me added, I'm at www.plurk.com/Holsety.  It's strange even reading the

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[solmedes]

Doin' just fine, thankye. More or less. =)

Wasn't that long ago when I found myself thinking about you and decided to stop by. I'm glad you're still among the living and doing alright yourself. You're on the Plurk train now, huh? What's it like? Is it a safe site to use? Any catches?

"It's strange even reading the last few entries in my journal and cringing at the way I used to type and express myself. And only last year! I don't feel like I've changed any at all, but my last-year-persona is kind of embarrassing."You said a mouthful there, mate, and I know the feeling. Was just a little while prior I was feeling something like that myself. ='D - Maybe it goes to show that we grow and change plenty even when we don't think we have? Or, to use another angle, maybe it's possible for our surface manner to greatly evolve without us feeling like anything notable went on beneath there. Or something. I dunno. 8D

[wighty]

Sol! It's been a while. Plurk is really convenient and neat; it's like AIM without the urgency of always needing to keep track of the conversation and with a bunch of conversations going on at once. You can participate in any you like and ignore the rest, pretty much. There's really no drawbacks aside from that it's taken over my Internet communications. =P

I guess that must be true! I read things from three years ago and I want to pretend that person never existed, nope, that wasn't me, must've been an imposter.

I read your entry just now, glad to hear you're doing well as well!