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jchrisobrien) wrote2002-12-23 09:24 pm
jchrisobrien) wrote2002-12-23 09:24 pm
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I'm making a small stab at Ceremony.
Thought I slept poorly last night, but I did get some work done today.
Not on my head, unfortunately.
Everyone is getting antsy about Livejournal again, perhaps it's that time of year.
Spaces are good.
Thought I slept poorly last night, but I did get some work done today.
Not on my head, unfortunately.
Everyone is getting antsy about Livejournal again, perhaps it's that time of year.
Spaces are good.
Re:
One one hand, you can post what you like.
On the other hand, everyone can read what you post, and if you have something to say to someone, it's best to say it to them directly.
Unless you want everyone to know. Which is Ok too.
Sometimes, you have to pat yourself on the back. You have to have tangile reinforcement about the good things you do, something you can look back on and remember when you are down or blue. One of the big reasons of starting a livejournal for me was, if I'm going to write in a semi-public forum, I'd be more inclined to write down the good with the bad. My old text journal from high school and journal was filled with negativity. That can act like a weight around your neck. The audience you have silently implored you (or at least me) to relate the whole story: good and bad. So that way, when I look back on things, I can be more impartial.
Or as impartial as I can be. :)