More on the Cut.

[katiedarling]

Halley and Roger: You have two journals. You've each only posted from one within six months. I removed the others. Good idea? Or are you planning on using the other journals?




And my next cut: We never interact. We don't have much in common. I skim your entries, and you don't comment in mine. "Appeals" are always welcome - if you want to return to my list, comment and let me know.

Comments

[starlancer.livejournal.com]

I doubt I will use the other one. I originally had it, then I added this one to post about, well, things I didn't want some folks in TN to read. When one guy found this one I took it all Friends only (he'd already left LJ) and basically just use this one. If I use the other one at all it will be for some mundane crap more as cover than anything.

I'm not sure if the second paragraph was directed at me/us or not, but it's ok with me either way. We don't have much in common aside from knowing Az and maybe having been in the SCA at one point. I read over or skim most of your posts, but don't comment because I don't have much to say. The stuff about worries and, basically PTSD from Katrina I sympathize with, but there's not much to say. The spiritual stuff is sufficiently different I wouldn't comment any more than you would to mine. I respect it, but don't share enough to have anything to add.

I'm not offended if I'm cut, I'm not offended if I'm not. Be well either way. :-)

[katiedarling.livejournal.com]

We really don't have all THAT much in common, but I know you away from the wonderful wacky world of LJ, and I rather like you :) You're staying!

[starlancer.livejournal.com]

Okies, fine with me. If a Greek Orthodox and a Thelemite/OTO member can read LJ about the others "church" stuff and still get along, the world isn't ALL screwed up! ;-)

[katiedarling.livejournal.com]

I will never forget the somewhat religiously themed conversation on the night I met you... Or I will at least never forget Az's comment about agnostics and how you never here of people burning cities and blowing up schools to convince people to believe in "eh, nothing in particular." :)

[starlancer.livejournal.com]

Well, that's Az. Sometimes I think he'd like a religion just to be able to blaspheme effectively. It's just not the same, whacking your thumb with a hammer and yelling, "Ohhhh!! Silly and outmoded superstitious explanations for completely logical processes - dammit!"