sibilant

Just taken rahirah's advice and backed up my LJ here, following migration of LJ content to Russian servers. The worst may not happen to LJ, but better to have done a bit of unnecessary work than to lose everything.

Copy this sentence into your LiveJournal if you're in a heterosexual marriage, and you don't want it "protected" by the bigots who think that gay marriage hurts it somehow.

I thought I'd already done this, but realised I delayed it to go on a quest for userpics/icons that proved fruitless. (That's what happens when you try to do this kind'o'thing at work - and probably richly deserved.) So I wrote all sorts of important sounding stuff that subsequently went the way of all flesh and now I have to do again.

Does bad karma happen when you set up an LJ for the purpose of reading other people's fic? My feeling is that it only does if you waste the opportunity to witter that LJ affords.

So, first post (at work again) and not much to say other than heigh-ho, it's Monday in Manchester, with a bit of sunshine and I'm wondering whether the weather (verbal infelicity right there!) will last until next week, when I actually go on holiday.

Probably not, but at least there's the whole no work thing. Sadly, this also means no internet, which is bad, bad, bad. But probably good for my eyeballs; by the time I get home I'm frazzled from all the glassy eyed staring at the computer that my job entails. Then I go online at home! Well, I never claimed to be a genius.

So, nothing of note to say, except, if you're not reading the Spanderfic from Rubywisp's 'thon, then you should be.....