Everything is fine, then.
After this long absence of entries, what to write?
Will anyone read?
What are LiveJournals for? Are they for personal use, but allowing your friends to read your entries? Are they for public display of merit or accomplishment?
A traditional journal is something that is generally kept to one's self or closer friends, and contains one's day-to-day thoughts, travels, concerns, or confessions.
What happens when that becomes Live? What does the Live add? Do we change what we write in our Journals because we know they will be seen by our friends? Do we just write entries to greet or acknowledge this fact?
I write in this journal to truly record my traditional journalings, though this is not the only journal I keep. Much of it might be boring. So who will read? Who will start? Who will finish?
The road and final finish are what count, and show what truly matters, regardless of the start.
If things finish well, everything is fine, then.
Will anyone read?
What are LiveJournals for? Are they for personal use, but allowing your friends to read your entries? Are they for public display of merit or accomplishment?
A traditional journal is something that is generally kept to one's self or closer friends, and contains one's day-to-day thoughts, travels, concerns, or confessions.
What happens when that becomes Live? What does the Live add? Do we change what we write in our Journals because we know they will be seen by our friends? Do we just write entries to greet or acknowledge this fact?
I write in this journal to truly record my traditional journalings, though this is not the only journal I keep. Much of it might be boring. So who will read? Who will start? Who will finish?
The road and final finish are what count, and show what truly matters, regardless of the start.
If things finish well, everything is fine, then.