Who's reading my LJ?

[yesthattom]

In the last week I’ve found 4 different friends of mine have LJs and I had no clue. If you read my LJ and I haven’t marked you as a friend, please let me know! (or if you suspect I don’t read our LJ, let me know. (I have a LJ group called “friend’s that I read” that is a small subset of my friends list... sorry, but I can’t read everyone’s posts!)

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[ckd]

Well, lessee, I'm on the "also friend of" list instead of the "mutual friends" list, so I suspect you're not reading my LJ. Not that I post in it much.

[figmo.livejournal.com]

AFAIK we're on each others' friends lists.

Fwiw, I disagree with you re: Howard Dean being unelectable. I think had he been able to combat the Kerry folks better early-on, he'd have made a more viable candidate for President because of the clarity of his positions.

[yesthattom.livejournal.com]

I'll add you back to my "read" list to see what's new with you.

I don't think Dean is unelectable because of his policies, but because what the media has done to him. I do feel that a Dean-inspired person would do quite well.

[figmo.livejournal.com]

Howard Dean needs a good spin doctor (a la George Stephanopolous or Karl Rove). He didn't have one, from what I can tell. A good spin doctor can deflect the kind of lightweight stuff that knocked him down ("He keeps yelling!" for example).

At least he's doing some sensible stuff to turn it around, such as those Yahoo! commercials. They're hysterical.

Imagine my surprise...

[qnetter]

...when I went to add you to my friends, and found the check-box waiting for reciprocation already...!

(PS: I'm still really blogging at Living in the Ethereal World, but it's available as an RSS feed: qnetter_rss.)

[beowabbit]

I think I’m not on your friends list. You’d see the occasional party invitation if you read me. (But you’d also have to wade through other stuff, so it may be a wash.)

[yesthattom.livejournal.com]

No, you are. I see your party invites, I just can't make it up to Boston too much. :-(