Friday, 16 December 2005 08:35 pm
The month's half over...
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deckardcanine...so it's time I did the meme where you present the first line you put in your LJ for each month. Clearly, they're not all interesting without context.
January: The results are in: my copyeditor training has been terminated.
February: BAD: the computer keyboard in my room has stopped working altogether, despite being plugged in all the way.
March: 1. What does your LJ nickname mean?
April: Last night I was being driven by my dad, and as we prepared to park, there was a cop car with blinking lights right behind us.
May: In 3 weeks, on 5-23-05, I will be 23.
June: One improvised requirement of my job (due to my flexible time as a copy editor) is to check a series of sites for State business opportunities, or biz opps.
July: Yesterday I saw Take Me Out, a play whose title has at least six relevant interpretations.
August: Had a pretty down and out weekend.
September: Everyone in my family has lost weight lately: my parents have been trying to do so, my sister didn't like camp food (she once found a bone in a hot dog), and my cat has kidney problems and has been snubbing much of her food.
October: Yesterday at lunch, I had shrimp ramen.
November: On Tuesday, Reuters made a first-sentence typo that they have since corrected, but not before my mom saw it.
December: Belated as usual -- the bug bites and sunburns have finally gone away.
January: The results are in: my copyeditor training has been terminated.
February: BAD: the computer keyboard in my room has stopped working altogether, despite being plugged in all the way.
March: 1. What does your LJ nickname mean?
April: Last night I was being driven by my dad, and as we prepared to park, there was a cop car with blinking lights right behind us.
May: In 3 weeks, on 5-23-05, I will be 23.
June: One improvised requirement of my job (due to my flexible time as a copy editor) is to check a series of sites for State business opportunities, or biz opps.
July: Yesterday I saw Take Me Out, a play whose title has at least six relevant interpretations.
August: Had a pretty down and out weekend.
September: Everyone in my family has lost weight lately: my parents have been trying to do so, my sister didn't like camp food (she once found a bone in a hot dog), and my cat has kidney problems and has been snubbing much of her food.
October: Yesterday at lunch, I had shrimp ramen.
November: On Tuesday, Reuters made a first-sentence typo that they have since corrected, but not before my mom saw it.
December: Belated as usual -- the bug bites and sunburns have finally gone away.
