Well, I was told to take a look through my friend of<\/i> list so I added some people that I didn’t know had joined LJ \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
I’m not adding everyone that is new in my friend of<\/i> list because there are people who I frankly don’t know and haven’t commented in my journal, so I’ll have to look at theirs to figure out who they are.<\/p>\n
counterparts<\/a> Okay…you know, I’d call this weird…But knowing them…okay knowing one and getting to know the other…it just makes positive sense. BTW: Special kudos to ijikeru<\/a> for being a major force of bringing my brother back from the dead and bringing him back to us. You are such a welcome addition to our family.<\/p>\n ocean_of_tears<\/a> A growing trend on LJ to have a secondary journal to be something both different from the daily you and at the same time more representative of a slice of you. This is simply a poetry journal of someone I already know. I think I know who it is; but I’m not sure…and it really doesn’t matter to me; because they don’t really want to have an identity tied to it. I took a brief look and added it. I understand what it’s like to want to share odd slices of what’s inside in new ways.<\/p>\n People I’m holding off on temporarily<\/i>:
\nNew friend adds (and these may include other sub groups that I have for auth purposes)
\nam4v<\/a> Arch, I’m glad that there are still those of us who love the hold-over Andrew user ID format \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n
\njd7a<\/a> This one is bugging me. For the life of me I can’t resolve ‘jd7a’ in my head. The best I came up with was Jonah, but he’s not in Austin, he’s in SF. He’s from Texas. I know I’m gonna feel really silly when someone inevitably reminds me who jd7a is. I’ll read the journal and probably figure it out and add them anyways \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\nShare this:<\/h3>