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So let's be honest. I don't really post very much to LJ anymore. This hasn't been anything that was necessarily deliberate. I feel like, though, that my LJ is skewed more toward being focused on things related to my day to day life outside of any fandom interests. And there hasn't been much going on when it comes to that lately that I'm willing to post. On the other hand, my Dreamwidth has more of a fandom focus, so most things I post end up over there. Hence very sporadic posting on LJ and posting more often on Dreamwidth.
With that said, my Dreamwidth is, as it has been since I joined Dreamwidth, here.
I am trying to get back in the habit of writing every day. I am not sure how this is going to go, but so far I have managed at least a little and that's promising. It's not all original stuff, but right now any kind of writing is better than the none I've been doing for the past six months or so.
Also, LJ? Why oh why did you opt for the change to the font that entries get written in on your draft page? I feel like I'm trying to write something in Notepad instead of, say, Word. I also find it kinda hard to see some of my punctuation, which means I can barely tell a comma from a period. And that's with glasses on and the site at default zoom my standard screen resolution, when every other place I have text at those same settings has distinguishable commas and periods.
With that said, my Dreamwidth is, as it has been since I joined Dreamwidth, here.
I am trying to get back in the habit of writing every day. I am not sure how this is going to go, but so far I have managed at least a little and that's promising. It's not all original stuff, but right now any kind of writing is better than the none I've been doing for the past six months or so.
Also, LJ? Why oh why did you opt for the change to the font that entries get written in on your draft page? I feel like I'm trying to write something in Notepad instead of, say, Word. I also find it kinda hard to see some of my punctuation, which means I can barely tell a comma from a period. And that's with glasses on and the site at default zoom my standard screen resolution, when every other place I have text at those same settings has distinguishable commas and periods.