I’ve been wrestling with the idea of creating an account on GreatestJournal for awhile. Last night I finally broke down and did it.

I was originally thinking of using it solely for comms over there (and as a backup, in case LJ died again), but since the styles and basic color schemes are cool, I’ve decided to post in both places (unless it deals with something specifially in eith LJ or GJ) for awhile and see which one I prefer.

I have found a few members on my flist, here, over there, so I’ve added them to that journal’s friend’s list. If you’re over there, I haven’t gotten to you yet, and you don’t mind me annoying you, feel free to friend me and I’ll return the gesture as soon as I can.

My GJ can be found here:
http://www.greatestjournal.com/users/babspace/

Whee!

Okay, last night I tried responding to seshen‘s response to my intro post. LJ wouldn’t let me do it. Something about maintainence in that section and to try back in a few minutes.

An hour later I still couldn’t respond, but others had somehow posted, though only some posts were showing on my flist, others where only showing up in the comm itself.

2 hours later I still couldn’t post, and the posts on my flist and this comm did a flip-flop.

This morning I am finally able to post here again, but I swear there is at least one post that was here last night but isn’t here now.

Please, please tell me I’m not losing my mind and LJ has gone wonky again )

Since I’m the odd duck who likes to do things astrologically, I’d like to take a moment today to wish a Blessed Imbolc to those on my flist who celebrate(d) it.

List five fictional people — from television, movies, books, whatever — that you had a crush on as a child (or early teens). Then post this on your LiveJournal so other people can be assured that you’re as weird as they thought.

1. Donny Osmond
2. Rick Springfield (in Mission Magic, NOT General Hospital)
3. Rex Smith
4. Parker Stevenson
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5. Barry Manilow