taimatsu no monogatari

If you were commissioning me to write an article - anywhere from 500 to 2000 words - for a general webzine, what would you ask me to write about?

Well, independently evolved meme, anyway. Maybe someone else already thought of it.
(Slight edit made as to where this should be posted...)

Many web-browsers, including Firefox and IE, pop up a list of websites you have previously visited when you enter characters into the address field.

Enter the letters of the alphabet individually in order (ie. a, (delete), b, (delete), etc.) and post in your own journal the top site for each letter. If the site is not worksafe or otherwise inappropriate, you may enter 'inappropriate' or similar text by the letter. If there are no entries, state that. Give your friends an insight into your browsing habits.

Of course, whether it shows recently-visited sites or frequently-visited sites is up to your browser - if you know or can work out this information, you can include it or not, as you will. Ditto for any other comments on your list.

Here's my answer for today:( Read more... )

I want anyone and everyone who reads this to post in here something they would like to do with me someday.

Then post this in your journal to find out what people want to do with you.

Pick an interest from my Interests list that either 1) you know nothing about but sounds intriguing, or 2) you know something about but can't fathom why I would be interested in it, and request an explanation.

1- was your education 'worth it'? would you do it again? the same? would you appreciate it more now?

Well, my education up to A-level was definitely worth it, and I'd do it again pretty much the same. My education after A-level - no, I think the bad elements of my experiences at Oxford generally outweighed the good ones. If I were doing it again, I'd take a gap year and go to Leeds. (That means I wouldn't meet people who had an immense and positive impact on my life, but in academic terms it would be far better.)

2- what attracted you to music? why do you play?

I have played the flute since I was 9 - I have always been interested in music. I don't know what first attracted me to it, though my parents were a significant factor in getting me flute lessons. These days, I play the guitar because it's relaxing, it helps me think about things which are important to me, and it helps me explore and better understand the kinds of music I like listening to.

3- what are you greatest strengths and weaknesses?

ugh, I don't know. I procrastinate too much. But I'm very kind and caring.

4- is it better to live a content and peaceful life, or a full and exciting life where you know great pain as well as great joy?

Probably the first.

5- dusk or dawn? are you a child of the day, or a night owl?

I am not a morning person. At all.

I am crap at asking people questions, so I don't promise to do so. You can ask me to try if you like, though. And anyone is free to ask me more questions themselves.