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3 things I wish at this very moment:
- that i could afford to hire a maid, lol (actually, i probably *can* afford to hire a maid - hello christmas present for self?)
- that i could have a blog that was separate from livejournal, but also separate from fandom, but which people could still know was me and was somehow loosely linked to my fandom blog. HMMM. will have to think about that.
- that i had a cat. i could cuddle with it!
Also, right now, it is snowy and lovely outside and if the snow doesn’t melt then it might just be a white christmas. i love living here! - your chances of having a white christmas always increase exponentially. :D
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I’ve always said, repeatedly ever since I got my lj and started to engage with fandom, that I didn’t want to fragment my life. I don’t want to keep my real life and my fandom life separate; I don’t want to keep my real life friends separate from my online ones. The idea of even attempting to do that is ridiculous, because there’s so much overlap and because I’m so heavily engrained in internet culture as part of what I do actively in real life.
Working at probation was hard for me because I HAD to keep my fandom life out of my real life so I wound up doing things like locking my entire LJ, deleting entries when real life people found them, and signing up for Facebook as a J-pop idol and not myself, haha. It was all very frenetic and stressful.
But now I have a job where my co-workers write Smallville fanfic and call each other Lostheads. So, yeah. I feel free to unseparate everything once again, and it feels great.
Except. Except.
This whole LJ thing.
Ugh, this whole LJ thing. Should I stay or should I go? Should I attempt
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