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raybearApparently, I was meant to have lunch alone today. Last Friday I made somewhat tentative plans for today with someone which got rescheduled to next week, which made me happy since I wasn't really in the mood to be social. But then at 11 am, I suddenly was, so I e-mailed ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dommeyourass about lunch. Ten minutes after she said yes, thebrownhornet called to say he was in the area, did I have lunch plans? Ooops, yes I did. I rainchecked him. Fifteen minutes ago, DYA called to raincheck me, so now I'm back to having lunch alone today. Which is obviously where I was supposed to be all along, I just find it amusing the random path my plans had to first take.
I did have a brief chat withvimandvigor which amused me greatly, but I'll only share the one part when Ambi said "well, we all know there's a share of non-livejournalers out there who are quietly reading our journals....." which I vehemently denied (though I know of course it's true). I don't want to think about it, though I probably constantly write with that knowledge lurking in the back of my head. What's that saying about write as if your parents are dead? I think in general I do. It's the making public part that's harder. The saying should be "PUBLISH as if your parents are dead."
dommeyourass about lunch. Ten minutes after she said yes, thebrownhornet called to say he was in the area, did I have lunch plans? Ooops, yes I did. I rainchecked him. Fifteen minutes ago, DYA called to raincheck me, so now I'm back to having lunch alone today. Which is obviously where I was supposed to be all along, I just find it amusing the random path my plans had to first take.I did have a brief chat with
vimandvigor which amused me greatly, but I'll only share the one part when Ambi said "well, we all know there's a share of non-livejournalers out there who are quietly reading our journals....." which I vehemently denied (though I know of course it's true). I don't want to think about it, though I probably constantly write with that knowledge lurking in the back of my head. What's that saying about write as if your parents are dead? I think in general I do. It's the making public part that's harder. The saying should be "PUBLISH as if your parents are dead."
