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rebeccmeisterI'm trying to get the hang of this rss feed-creation business. So, today I made ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sytharin's webcomic into a feed, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-syndicated.gif)
sampsoncomic.
Let's see how that goes.
This was partly inspired by reading today'sxkcd_rss, heh heh heh.
I need to re-write and reevaluate my "projects" list sometime soon. I keep having thoughts about going back through the 10 years of LJ posts, to tag things I've been lazy about, and see if there's anything I want to make of the 10 years of blog.
But there are a couple of other compelling projects to work on:
-Rip the rest of my CD collection
-Catalogue my analog recipes
-Hand-quilt
...and others that I am forgetting. Move house, for instance.
I'm supposed to be going up to Nebraska sometime soon, but my collaborator has been really quiet lately. Once I have a better sense of that trip, hopefully I will be able to lay out my near-term plans more clearly. It's hard to have so much of life be up in the air, with no end in sight.
sytharin's webcomic into a feed, sampsoncomic.Let's see how that goes.
This was partly inspired by reading today's
xkcd_rss, heh heh heh.I need to re-write and reevaluate my "projects" list sometime soon. I keep having thoughts about going back through the 10 years of LJ posts, to tag things I've been lazy about, and see if there's anything I want to make of the 10 years of blog.
But there are a couple of other compelling projects to work on:
-Rip the rest of my CD collection
-Catalogue my analog recipes
-Hand-quilt
...and others that I am forgetting. Move house, for instance.
I'm supposed to be going up to Nebraska sometime soon, but my collaborator has been really quiet lately. Once I have a better sense of that trip, hopefully I will be able to lay out my near-term plans more clearly. It's hard to have so much of life be up in the air, with no end in sight.
