Before I jump into my next round of friends, I'd like to mention that I'm diluting my internet presence even more with lemele.net a knitting and other crafts blog. ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
weetziefae and I have pledged to post on our craft blogs once a week (and to harass each other if we don't!) so you might actually see some content there on a regular basis. For now, at least...
I'm starting off with a post about making a plastic yarn shopping bag (inspired bydigitalemur something like 8 months ago) and am generally excited. Yay!
gabby_silang is one of many people I'm glad to have met through ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
oliviacirce. Her fiction is always thought provoking, even if I don't know the fandom it's in.
glasere_rev is one of the people who became family at MHC. She's not online much these days, but I still love her and hope she's reading this, even if she isn't updating her own journal.
goodbush always posts interesting links about paganism.
I metgwinna_flyaway my first year at MHC, and then again my sophomore year, and then finally became friends with her senior year. I'm so glad we became friends, and I wish it had happened sooner.
haelix turned 30 on Friday! He is a good argument for copying people's emails off of mailing lists at concerts and then stalking them down and forcing them to be your friend. Not that I endorse that sort of behavior. I'm just saying it works, is all. (It was a Jonathan Coulton concert. And the Paul and Storm mailing list.)
inkydragon has an incredibly fascinating career and blog.
ithiliendweller and I used to rule the world of final exams at MHC with iron fists. She would be able to turn that into a really clever Lord of the Rings metaphor, complete with accurate Tolkien quotation. ::Evil laugh::
I have bisexual tendencies forjemmiefer. But then, everyone does. You know how it is.
juliarchy has a keen sense of design, and had, I think, the classiest wedding I've ever seen (at least, according to the photos I saw.) Clearly, she's come a long way from those middle school nutcracker costumes.
karlht is yet another argument for arbitrarily turning strangers into friends at public events (in this case, a Neil Gaiman reading). He makes me smile.
katieftw has recently started blogging again, and I'm so glad. She's one of very few people from high school I'm in touch with, and she had fallen out of that category until recently.
killerbeautiful and I are so much more in touch since the invention of Twitter. Weird how that works sometimes.
kittydoll82 has awesome monster feet slippers. I miss hiding in Rooke Theatre and watching her work her lighting magic.
I first introducedklburche to my parents by saying "This is Kat! She's my boss!" She was upset because I didn't say she was my friend. But I thought that went without saying, because she was obviously awesome, and I'd never had a boss before. She's the most active feminist I know of my generation, which is also awesome.
Seriously, if you based your expectations of my relative shyness on this entry, you would think I just ran around forcing strangers to be my friends all the time. In fact, I am really quite shy. But also in fact, I had a long conversation with a stranger about Unitarianism and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints today, so WHO KNOWS?
weetziefae and I have pledged to post on our craft blogs once a week (and to harass each other if we don't!) so you might actually see some content there on a regular basis. For now, at least...I'm starting off with a post about making a plastic yarn shopping bag (inspired by
digitalemur something like 8 months ago) and am generally excited. Yay!gabby_silang is one of many people I'm glad to have met through oliviacirce. Her fiction is always thought provoking, even if I don't know the fandom it's in.glasere_rev is one of the people who became family at MHC. She's not online much these days, but I still love her and hope she's reading this, even if she isn't updating her own journal.goodbush always posts interesting links about paganism.I met
gwinna_flyaway my first year at MHC, and then again my sophomore year, and then finally became friends with her senior year. I'm so glad we became friends, and I wish it had happened sooner.haelix turned 30 on Friday! He is a good argument for copying people's emails off of mailing lists at concerts and then stalking them down and forcing them to be your friend. Not that I endorse that sort of behavior. I'm just saying it works, is all. (It was a Jonathan Coulton concert. And the Paul and Storm mailing list.)inkydragon has an incredibly fascinating career and blog.ithiliendweller and I used to rule the world of final exams at MHC with iron fists. She would be able to turn that into a really clever Lord of the Rings metaphor, complete with accurate Tolkien quotation. ::Evil laugh::I have bisexual tendencies for
jemmiefer. But then, everyone does. You know how it is.juliarchy has a keen sense of design, and had, I think, the classiest wedding I've ever seen (at least, according to the photos I saw.) Clearly, she's come a long way from those middle school nutcracker costumes.karlht is yet another argument for arbitrarily turning strangers into friends at public events (in this case, a Neil Gaiman reading). He makes me smile.katieftw has recently started blogging again, and I'm so glad. She's one of very few people from high school I'm in touch with, and she had fallen out of that category until recently.killerbeautiful and I are so much more in touch since the invention of Twitter. Weird how that works sometimes.kittydoll82 has awesome monster feet slippers. I miss hiding in Rooke Theatre and watching her work her lighting magic.I first introduced
klburche to my parents by saying "This is Kat! She's my boss!" She was upset because I didn't say she was my friend. But I thought that went without saying, because she was obviously awesome, and I'd never had a boss before. She's the most active feminist I know of my generation, which is also awesome.Seriously, if you based your expectations of my relative shyness on this entry, you would think I just ran around forcing strangers to be my friends all the time. In fact, I am really quite shy. But also in fact, I had a long conversation with a stranger about Unitarianism and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints today, so WHO KNOWS?
