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An LJ feature I'd like
May. 17th, 2004 09:02 amMark all comments added after time/date--it's the only way I can think of to keep up with long discussions.
May. 17th, 2004
An LJ feature I'd like
May. 17th, 2004 09:02 amMark all comments added after time/date--it's the only way I can think of to keep up with long discussions.
Cat and Cat Herder
May. 17th, 2004 07:02 pmI was thinking that I wanted to comment to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
marykaykare's entry
about the difficulty of organizing with people who aren't communicating quickly and/or reliably, but the entry was already days old. I don't check my lj for back comments all that reliably and I don't know if other people check theirs, but I suspect that they mostly don't.
I could send an email....but then it occurred to me. I have an lj! I can move my comment into the present where it can have its brief exposure to the world!
So here it is:
I've done a little small scale organizing, and it's indistinguishable from work. As a result, I try to remember to thank people for organizing things. They tend to be surprised and grateful that anyone's noticed.
marykaykare's entry about the difficulty of organizing with people who aren't communicating quickly and/or reliably, but the entry was already days old. I don't check my lj for back comments all that reliably and I don't know if other people check theirs, but I suspect that they mostly don't.
I could send an email....but then it occurred to me. I have an lj! I can move my comment into the present where it can have its brief exposure to the world!
So here it is:
I've done a little small scale organizing, and it's indistinguishable from work. As a result, I try to remember to thank people for organizing things. They tend to be surprised and grateful that anyone's noticed.
Cat and Cat Herder
May. 17th, 2004 07:02 pmI was thinking that I wanted to comment to marykaykare's entry
about the difficulty of organizing with people who aren't communicating quickly and/or reliably, but the entry was already days old. I don't check my lj for back comments all that reliably and I don't know if other people check theirs, but I suspect that they mostly don't.
I could send an email....but then it occurred to me. I have an lj! I can move my comment into the present where it can have its brief exposure to the world!
So here it is:
I've done a little small scale organizing, and it's indistinguishable from work. As a result, I try to remember to thank people for organizing things. They tend to be surprised and grateful that anyone's noticed.
marykaykare's entry about the difficulty of organizing with people who aren't communicating quickly and/or reliably, but the entry was already days old. I don't check my lj for back comments all that reliably and I don't know if other people check theirs, but I suspect that they mostly don't.
I could send an email....but then it occurred to me. I have an lj! I can move my comment into the present where it can have its brief exposure to the world!
So here it is:
I've done a little small scale organizing, and it's indistinguishable from work. As a result, I try to remember to thank people for organizing things. They tend to be surprised and grateful that anyone's noticed.
Cooling teas?
May. 17th, 2004 07:30 pmI just notied an entry in lydy's lj about ginger tea's warming effect and I was wondering--are there any teas with a similarly cooling effect?
I tend to run warm, and I'm *not* looking forward to a Philadelphia summer with highly limited air-conditioning.
lydy's lj about ginger tea's warming effect and I was wondering--are there any teas with a similarly cooling effect?I tend to run warm, and I'm *not* looking forward to a Philadelphia summer with highly limited air-conditioning.
Cooling teas?
May. 17th, 2004 07:30 pmI just notied an entry in lydy's lj about ginger tea's warming effect and I was wondering--are there any teas with a similarly cooling effect?
I tend to run warm, and I'm *not* looking forward to a Philadelphia summer with highly limited air-conditioning.
lydy's lj about ginger tea's warming effect and I was wondering--are there any teas with a similarly cooling effect?I tend to run warm, and I'm *not* looking forward to a Philadelphia summer with highly limited air-conditioning.