All kinds of fun that I am not having

[avrelia]

I haven't seen LJ for two days, and now I feel terribly lost. How do people manage huge friends' lists? I have no idea how to write all those comments I want to post, I mean with my Internet schedule, my typing speed, and the fact that I have to have an actual thought to comment, and not just "Wow!", all my comments seem terribly outdated even before I post them. Besides, silly me has just found out that I cannot edit comments. Oh horror! My mistakes and typos are going to live forever!

On Friday we've seen Addams Family Values in n-th time, but after a long break. It is a delightful movie, that I can watch, and watch, and watch - Morticia and Gomez are dancing tango, Wednesday as Pocahontas, torture by Disney... But you, this time it was all about Harmony. :) I mean, Mercedes MacNab's character has some other name - but she is so Harmony!
The whole new perspective and lots of giggles. And did I tell how much I love Wednesday? The way she is trying to smile? Bwahaha!

I am busy with stuff, and you know? The story settled in my head and demand to write it! Very disturbing. Moreover, it is set 1500 BC or something, in Greece. So, I gave up and brought a big pile of books from the library. Now, I am trying not to write it until the important stuff is done.

Comments

[swmbo.livejournal.com]

*comforts you*

Don't ask! Sometimes you just have to accept that the typos are gonna happen and move on :)

And wait, one needs an actual thought to comment? Eeep! I didn't get that memo...

[avrelia.livejournal.com]

Thank you! I am very comforted now. ::g::

And, no, one certainly doesn't need a thought to comment, I guess it is just my personal idiosyncrasy - I feel pathetically shy to barge in people's LJ unless I think I have something to say on topic. Which brings me to this: I put you on my friends' list because I loved reading your LJ, yet the entries I actually wanted to comment on were somewhere in the last year. So, well, lurking for now. But, oh, forgot: congratulation on six month anniversary!

[swmbo.livejournal.com]

Thank you! I am very comforted now. ::g::

Yay! See? I am useful.

But barge in whenever you wish, my LJ has an open door policy. Although eep, it is my fault, I have not made a comment-worthy post this year! I shall have to try to amend that.

There's no timelimit on posts! Comment on any of 'em, even ones that are absolutely ancient, if you ever feel the urge. But also, hee! Thank you very much. I am incredibly nosy and always wonder why people friend me. It's like a giant puzzle!

And extra thank you on the congrats! *dances* Six whole months!

I'm a comment junkie - I love commenting on people's LJs even if I have nothing particularly useful to say. As you could see by my initial comment. Sometimes the most entertaining discussions I have on LJ come about because of a tangent. But I totally understand the point of only commenting if I feel useful - there are a few LJs where I don't comment for that very reason - it's all about tone!

And check me out, rambling on...I'd better run away before I scare you off!

[avrelia.livejournal.com]

Sheesh! No, you don't scare me off! Don't run away !
it's all about the tone

Well, yes. That's the problem - for me. I can chat for hours about nonsense with my friends, and has no idea how to interact with people I don't really know. Add to this the fact that I haven't interacted on-line before LJ and my self-consciousness about my English (I am not fishing for compliments, I know it is much better than months ago, and yet I still construct weird phrases and miss articles). Being a LJ newbie, I both excited about all the fun and scared of making a faux pas of sorts. I am learning though, and loving i