Everlasting love.

[reddragdiva]

• Wikipedia blog post on a new project.

On Monday, we went to Lisa (silverfiligree)'s funeral and wake. Standing room only. stevek considers it was a good sendoff. The lesson from the day is: spend time with your friends while you can. I'll be going to renewed effort to keep up with people. You should too.

arkady and Freda are off in Wales for the week and redcountess and I are wondering what to do with ourselves and how to have conversations that aren't entirely composed of baby babble. The house should look tidier in a while, though.

Today I went for my rather delayed sexual health checkup, a procedure I recommend to all (those who whore around like me). I am pleased to say there was no actual dickscrape involved.

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[bionicgeekgrrl.livejournal.com]

Too right, making the most of friends is something everyone should strithe to do.

Sadly I don't really manage it these days :(

Hopefully soon I'll hear back from Coventry City Council and things might improve on the money front enough for me to travel places again... oh do i need it!

[redcountess]

A belated Happy Birthday for last week :)

[bionicgeekgrrl.livejournal.com]

Thanks :) I'm looking forward to treating my 30s like they're my 20s now ;)

[reddragdiva]

I heartily endorse this!

[oddlystrange.livejournal.com]

Today I went for my rather delayed sexual health checkup,

They have a photo gallery?

[kake]

From yr blog:

I think this bot-assisted programme of article creation is a Good Thing for topics where we do in fact have the data. [...] (May I note that people whose objections are that this will artificially inflate the article count or make Special:Random annoying appear to have forgotten that we’re here to write an encyclopedia.)

I think it's a good thing too. Normally I hate bot-assisted article creation, but I usually see it in the form of this and this and this and this and this and this and this (and I could go on, but I won't). I think the difference is that it's great as long as only one organisation is doing it, but ridiculous and polluting when a hundred organisations are doing it.

[reddragdiva]

Most of the objections are based on previous experience of the Rambot articles, which are ... crappy. But (a) lots of human oversight and participation (b) keeping the data as data! will, I think, make a lot of difference.

[loosechanj.livejournal.com]

I am pleased to say there was no actual dickscrape involved.

Pleased? I'd have thought that sort of thing would be right up your alley.

[reddragdiva]

No, that was the other swab. *boom tish*

[tenshikurai9.livejournal.com]

LJ at least helps me to know what's up with those too friggin far from me.

(Since people I care about range from the US to the UK, someone's always going to be to friggin far.)