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[jazzfish]

When Steph and I started keeping online journals at roughly the same time, I never thought I'd be updating mine more regularly than she was. Partly that's due to having a computer at work, and partly due to her apparently no longer having net.access, but still.

The show opens in under three and a half hours. Creepy. It's not exactly ready. I mean, *I'm* ready. The rest of crew is ready, with the possible exception of sound. But the actors still flub occasionally (sometimes very badly) and the notebook that is supposed to burn at the end of Act 1 has yet to burn properly. The stage manager is a tyrant (although in fairness, that's his job) and the directrix is a flake. This is likely to be the only show I do with Playmakers.

On the bright side, the Dean's office said basically "Come back and talk to us in a year, and if you haven't flaked out yet we can probably work something out." So things look decent on that front.

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[skreidle.livejournal.com]

On the other hand, it's also damnably inconvenient not to have the non-LJ journals (Steph, Lana, Courtney Sherwood, another friend) to read--I haven't touched the first three since 9/9, and the 4th I haven't ever looked at.. it's just inconvenient. I made myself a post-it to remind myself of the last date I'd read, and it's been sitting untouched since 9/9/

offsite journals...

[jazzfish]

very true. i only keep up with two non-LJ journals (one of which uses the hideous Blogger software-- if you're going to do things that way, why not just keep track of it yourself a la Steph?), and i can never remember the URLs, so i can't read them at work. not that it matters that much... steph hasn't updated since mid-October, and gareth updates once or twice a week.

Re: offsite journals...

[skreidle.livejournal.com]

I have them in my bookmarks, pretty easy to get to.. but given that it can take me days to get back to LJ comments and weeks or months to get back to emails, non-LJ journals just aren't highest priority--especially because they don't get updated daily. Maybe I should stick them on my comics page--I get to -those- daily. ;)

[vond.livejournal.com]

I've thought about making a similar service on dg.org, but no one would use it since their friends are already on LJ :( I wish I could come up with an idea like LJ, or eBay, that I could write in a day or two but would become all the rage :)

[skreidle.livejournal.com]

I've thought of creating a page that displays these offsite journals, possibly incorporated into my friends page, but I haven't the slightest clue hwo to do that sort of thing.

Maybe I should just put links on my comics page--at least I get to that daily :)