Seems unlikely...

[bookzombie]

I've now realised that a new recurring dream has crept into my repertoire over the last year or two.

In this dream we are staying in a hotel, often in the US, and there is a convention of some kind going on. What we are doing during the time there varies but the recurring bit is this:

It is almost the end of the last day we are there and I turn to 

pennski and point out that we have not visited the dealers' room all the time we've been there and it is now too late!

Anyone who knows me at all will know that this never happens!

In other news I know have a FaceBook and I'm starting to acquire friends. Not sure quite what to do with it yet...

 

Comments

[desperance.livejournal.com]

I also have a Facebook, and have no idea why. Somebody help...?

(Apparently all the cool kids use these social networks in preference to e-mail - again, I have no idea why, because e-mail is just so much simpler...)

[bibliofile.livejournal.com]

It stands to reason that one always misses *something* at a convention, the dealer's room after a week? Even I go in, spendy or not.

So that email from you (i.e., [real name]) saying that you'd friended me on Facebook might have been real? Of course, I'm not actually ON Facebook...

[nwhyte]

I'm on Facebook; feel free to friend me!

[fuzzygabby.livejournal.com]

I'm a recent (as in the last couple of days) recruit to Facebook. I tried searching for you, but their search engine is crazy when looking for people with common names. Feel free to friend me and I'll friend you back.

[annaoj.livejournal.com]

I've tried to find you on Facebook, but there's an awful lot of people with your name! Feel free to friend me there if you like. :)

[kicking-k.livejournal.com]

I like Facebook, in a not-as-good-as-LJ way. Though I mostly seem to use it for talking to my siblings and cousins. I know it's for people you already know, but that might be a bit narrow.