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[jodawi]

I may perish trying to catch up with LJ.

[Poll #353817]

Comments

[msboop.livejournal.com]

BTW, welcome home. It musta been harrowing, to say the least... long time no see.

Also, no need to catch up on me, same old crap... except the wooing entries, their a story that's a bit disturbing.

[boxofdelights]

You should visit and ribbit because I am very fond of the one you live with. And also I am going to be visiting her soon so you might have to be in the same room with me. Um.

[firecat]

I want us to be friends forever and to visit, but you don't have to keep caught up on my journal or remember my burfday.

[sebab.livejournal.com]

when's your birdie?

[plusjke.livejournal.com]

i'm not the person that jumps around for joy to visit everyone. Being kind of a hermit lately and being afraid of meeting new people. So that scared me in the first option.
But since we're looooooong long distance away from each other, i choose the second one.
You don't need to read every entry i made. You don't need to remember my birthday.
But i do appreciate your help in those comments a lot and would want to miss you as a friend.
So there.

[thaumata.livejournal.com]

i choose my own answer, which is that you should read when you feel like reading, remember when you happen to, or don't if you don't, and visit whenever you like and happen to be out this way.

xo

[snickerpuss.livejournal.com]

We will be friends forever, and ever, and ever. *creepy stalker stare*

[wilson-lizard.livejournal.com]

I'm still getting to know you, but so far, I think you're pretty cool. :)

this is my real answer...

[plantgirl.livejournal.com]

Remembering birthdays irrelevant. Visiting would be fun, but not a priority. Reading *every* LJ entry not essential. Reading most entries appreciated. Any commenting in my LJ entries incredibly, amazingly, wonderfully appreciated. I have so few readers, let alone readers who comment, I would be very sad to lose you.