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... but I caught the end of The Big Chill on TV tonight and was riveted to the end. My SOGP, who is eight years older than me, was willing to let it run, but he spent his time on the internet on his phone. I'm four years older than Meg Tilly and six years younger that William Hurt, but I identify with the older crowd - as we are meant to do. The music is the main cohesion, but that these are people just making it up as they go along, and the movie is without a "moral" or happy ending, other than nobody ends up enemies forever, is about what I want in a "slice of life" movie.
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... I said I would post anything just to keep active here. ah ha ha

This is tricky because I am a creature of habit. I view my various social media in the same order every time I sit down to have a look, whether once a week or eighteen times a day. I seem to have a limit of how many things I can check - add one and, if I like it, something else falls off. Things that duplicate other things are a problem. Facebook is all about aunties and cousins, with limited sprinklings from other groups (school friends, work acquaintances, newsgroup people, etc) . Livejournal is where I go to find out what people who think in interesting ways are thinking. Now that I think about it, I have only met in-person one of the people I follow in Livejournal. I stopped visiting Twitter when I found how to use Reddit.

Google+ just annoyed me right from the get-go. I am afraid to start Instagram or Pinterest because if I get hooked, something I am currently enjoying will fall off. I can't give up Facebook because that is how all the family reunions and whatnot get organized, and I quite like Lexulous. I don't want to give up Livejournal because I find out about things I would never find out about any other way.

So. Dreamwidth is very close to Livejournal, and the interface is just a little, um. Adding an entry is easy. Reading people I have already added is easy. Finding people that might be interesting to read, no so much. And, mostly, they are already on Livejournal.

So. Here I am. Wasn't that scintillating? What would make Dreamwidth an addition that didn't require the dropping of something else (aside from independent wealth that would free up a lot more time.)? I dunno because I can't quite figure out how to find people I don't know about.

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