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the_siobhanStolen from redbird.
Here are the first lines of my first post for each month of 2017:
January: Welcome to the LJ refugees who have recently stumbled over to Dreamwidth.
February: I haven't been much on updating lately.
March: Who has two thumbs and is going to be in a two hour meeting with the VP and department Directors and just started getting the trails and hallucinations that mean an incoming migraine.
April: A good breakdown of what the new LJ TOS actually means.
May:
June: I am suffering from a chronic case of having nothing interesting to say.
July: One of the guys I work with was born in 1995.
August: The Toronto Comics Anthology comes out about once a year-ish and features stories and art by Toronto artists.
September: I am incredibly prone to earworms.
October: One of the big things that worries me about our current state of brokeness is figuring out what house repairs can be deferred until we have some money to spend on them.
November: I have like four things I am working on right now and I don't really feel like doing any work on any of them.
December: Axel discovered on the way home from his last LARPing trip that he had been crossing the border all summer on an expired passport.
Not much of a showing. Although to be honest I thought it was going to be 100% book posts.
redbird.Here are the first lines of my first post for each month of 2017:
January: Welcome to the LJ refugees who have recently stumbled over to Dreamwidth.
February: I haven't been much on updating lately.
March: Who has two thumbs and is going to be in a two hour meeting with the VP and department Directors and just started getting the trails and hallucinations that mean an incoming migraine.
April: A good breakdown of what the new LJ TOS actually means.
May:
June: I am suffering from a chronic case of having nothing interesting to say.
July: One of the guys I work with was born in 1995.
August: The Toronto Comics Anthology comes out about once a year-ish and features stories and art by Toronto artists.
September: I am incredibly prone to earworms.
October: One of the big things that worries me about our current state of brokeness is figuring out what house repairs can be deferred until we have some money to spend on them.
November: I have like four things I am working on right now and I don't really feel like doing any work on any of them.
December: Axel discovered on the way home from his last LARPing trip that he had been crossing the border all summer on an expired passport.
Not much of a showing. Although to be honest I thought it was going to be 100% book posts.