I'm still here!

[kungfuwaynewho]

So, I got an email that my paid account was due to expire.  I had two choices.  Let it expire?  But that seemed a tacit acknowledgment that I would never post again.  So I had to renew, obviously.  But once I paid for a blog that I hadn't used in a year (a year?!), I realized that I absolutely had to post again, today, immediately.

(I waited like six hours to make this post, obviously.)

Soooooooooo, it's been awhile!  There are a multitude of reasons (three, maybe four) for why I quit posting for a year (A YEAR?!?), but I won't get into everything now.  Mostly because it's boring and I doubt anyone cares.  But I wanted to say hello!  I'll be endeavoring to getting back into the swing of things and maybe making things and writing things again, and checking up on my flist, and other such online fandom thingies!

I feel like I should add something of substance to this post, however, so have literally the only thing I've done in Photoshop in the past year: a teeny-bop collage of silent film star Conrad Veidt!  (My sister went through A Phase.)

Comments

[la-loony.livejournal.com]

Welcome back :D

And I'm interested what you did all year ;) How is the house, last time we talked you were doing the basement, I imagine you have done a lot more in the last year!

[kungfuwaynewho.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

The house is good, though the basement stuff actually juuuuuust got done, because we had all this other shit that kept happening that we had to deal with first. (Like the roof leaked! In one tiny little spot! Right above my bed!) I was planning on taking pictures this weekend, maybe, and making a post. Mostly about the old video game system installation we're putting in down there, ha.

[la-loony.livejournal.com]

Oh damn, sorry to hear about your roof! Could you fix the spot or did you have to work on the whole roof?
Yes pictures please :D

[kungfuwaynewho.livejournal.com]

It was just one single hole, about the size of a thumbnail. So it was just a matter of fixing that spot and replacing a single shingle. A lot easier than redoing the whole roof, for sure, but one of those things where it was like, this weekend we can't work on the basement, we've got to fix the roof. Little stuff (and not so little stuff) seemed to happen a lot. Because houses.