Pondering a possible reunion
I was commenting on a friend's LJ here and I realised something. I checked, and today is exactly 10 years since I created this journal. Here's where it all begins: http://grahamwest.livejournal.com/2002/07/11/
It's pretty prosaic but then I think it always was. There were experiments - the mind map thing in 2004, the 5 way novel at the end of 2005 (maybe?) - some humour and some whining and some eccentricities and some seriousness.
Right now I'm feeling like turning it into a topic-of-the-day thing, with a regular rotation of themes. Monday might be politics, wednesday might be videogames and so on. I think it's easier for me to write when I have a structure to work with. Maybe even a guest column for Jeanine, my live-in girlfriend.
Speaking of, that's something none of you knew about! I'm doubly glad I have this big apartment because now we have more stuff although most of it is awesome stuff and it's been a good impetus to get rid of old and/or less awesome stuff.
EA has a Want Ads mailing list and anything free on it goes basically immediately so it's a great stuff disposer. Oh, almost none of you probably knew I've been working at Electronic Arts for a year on our world HQ campus. We have a labyrinth.
I'm open for ideas if whatever small group of readers I have left has suggestions for format or what they'd like to see.
わたしは にほんご が すき かいて but I'm very bad at it.
It's pretty prosaic but then I think it always was. There were experiments - the mind map thing in 2004, the 5 way novel at the end of 2005 (maybe?) - some humour and some whining and some eccentricities and some seriousness.
Right now I'm feeling like turning it into a topic-of-the-day thing, with a regular rotation of themes. Monday might be politics, wednesday might be videogames and so on. I think it's easier for me to write when I have a structure to work with. Maybe even a guest column for Jeanine, my live-in girlfriend.
Speaking of, that's something none of you knew about! I'm doubly glad I have this big apartment because now we have more stuff although most of it is awesome stuff and it's been a good impetus to get rid of old and/or less awesome stuff.
EA has a Want Ads mailing list and anything free on it goes basically immediately so it's a great stuff disposer. Oh, almost none of you probably knew I've been working at Electronic Arts for a year on our world HQ campus. We have a labyrinth.
I'm open for ideas if whatever small group of readers I have left has suggestions for format or what they'd like to see.
わたしは にほんご が すき かいて but I'm very bad at it.