New Territory

[thismaz]

So now I have a LJ, what do I do with it? - No, I'm really asking.

Problem is, problem with even asking the question is, that no one knows I am here. So this is like a message in a bottle thrown into the sea. It might end up in Norway or Fiji and be found by a fugitive desperate for contact (they would have to be English speaking too, so that rules out a lot of the inhabitants of the French Pacific – damn, that sounded so romantic for a moment) or it could end up buried in a mud bank in Morecombe Bay or the Tees estuary covered in sludge and home to barnacles.

I guess I upload my stories.

Comments

[kimberly-a.livejournal.com]

Hi there. I came here from sparrow2000's journal. I'm involved in Spander fandom, but haven't been doing much lately, so you wouldn't know me.

I wanted to let you know that your LiveJournal should be whatever *you* want it to be. So it can be exclusively about fandom, or it can be about fandom and your life, or it can just be about your life. I have two separate journals, one for fandom and one for "real life," because I like having an outlet for interacting with a community about who I really am.

Don't worry about trying to make your journal what you think other people are looking for. Just be yourself. :-)

[thismaz.livejournal.com]

Hi there. I recognise your name - you wrote 'Just a Jump to the Left'. I really enjoyed that story.
I haven't re-read it yet, it's still a bit too recent in my memory, but I have kept it.
Thank you for stopping by to say hello.

[kimberly-a.livejournal.com]

I did indeed write the Jump stories. It's nice to know someone has heard of them!

I forgot to mention that I wanted to welcome you to LiveJournal, by the way. I just got so caught up in replying to what you'd written that I plumb forgot. So welcome!

[thismaz.livejournal.com]

Thanks.