Tis the season to be meme-y
YEAR IN REVIEW
Go to your Calendar and find the first (public) entry for each month of 2010. Post the first line of it in your journal, and that's your "Year In Review."
(This is easier and easier to do every year! In 2010, I only posted about once or twice a month.)
January: I feel like the first update for 2010 ought to be something auspicious, but there's nothing really earth-shattering going on.
February: Just like last year, I've let my paid account lapse.
March: Thanks to the amazing and wonderful fairyarmadillo, my foster cat Ghost has found a home!
April: As far as I'm concerned, I've already released the Kraken about twenty times this week.
May: I really hoped that my first update for May would be one of those deep and meaningful posts that I keep thinking about writing (and then never do), but I really just want to express my sorrow about the fact that my hair care product line has been discontinued, and I am thus doomed to a future with sad, frizzy hair.
June: I forced my relatives to watch two episodes of Father Ted yesterday.
July: This morning, I got to watch sumo wrestling as nearly 40 pounds of cat clashed in the hallway in a brief, but fierce battle.
August: This is really just a placeholder post because I'm always aware of that meme where you have to post the first line of the first post of each month.
September: So here's my plan: I'm not going to wash my hair until I finish all my post-Burning Man cleanup.
October: Oh yes, I am posting up a storm, as per usual.
November: In addition to being procrastinating cat, I am also exceedingly grumpy.
December: This is the time of year when I start going on about how I probably won't renew my paid account when it expires... and then I go ahead and renew and still don't post at all.
The post for September makes me laugh. I'm STILL not done with my post-Burning Man cleanup. My hair would be one giant dread if I hadn't washed it.
Go to your Calendar and find the first (public) entry for each month of 2010. Post the first line of it in your journal, and that's your "Year In Review."
(This is easier and easier to do every year! In 2010, I only posted about once or twice a month.)
January: I feel like the first update for 2010 ought to be something auspicious, but there's nothing really earth-shattering going on.
February: Just like last year, I've let my paid account lapse.
March: Thanks to the amazing and wonderful fairyarmadillo, my foster cat Ghost has found a home!
April: As far as I'm concerned, I've already released the Kraken about twenty times this week.
May: I really hoped that my first update for May would be one of those deep and meaningful posts that I keep thinking about writing (and then never do), but I really just want to express my sorrow about the fact that my hair care product line has been discontinued, and I am thus doomed to a future with sad, frizzy hair.
June: I forced my relatives to watch two episodes of Father Ted yesterday.
July: This morning, I got to watch sumo wrestling as nearly 40 pounds of cat clashed in the hallway in a brief, but fierce battle.
August: This is really just a placeholder post because I'm always aware of that meme where you have to post the first line of the first post of each month.
September: So here's my plan: I'm not going to wash my hair until I finish all my post-Burning Man cleanup.
October: Oh yes, I am posting up a storm, as per usual.
November: In addition to being procrastinating cat, I am also exceedingly grumpy.
December: This is the time of year when I start going on about how I probably won't renew my paid account when it expires... and then I go ahead and renew and still don't post at all.
The post for September makes me laugh. I'm STILL not done with my post-Burning Man cleanup. My hair would be one giant dread if I hadn't washed it.