Looking backward

[dreamshark]

I've been trying to remember to post about fun things so I can look back at them later. July was just party-party-party; so much so that I didn't manage to post about much of it, and have consequently forgotten what I meant when I plaintively commented about how nice it was to have a weekend with nothing to do.

August was a blast, and an unusually well-documented one at that. I just went through my entries and tagged some of them. Man, this has been a fun summer! I wish my memory were better, so I'd remember how much fun I'm having.
I wonder how long LJ entries will persist? When LJ finally turns off the lights, it will take a lot of my memories with it.

But that somber thought won't stop me from starting in to chronicle September, which started out with a bang. I don't remember what happened on Saturday, Sept 1, but on Sunday I had a pleasant ride over to the newly opened gawking station on the 10th Ave Bridge. Took a bunch of broken bridge pictures with my brand new Canon Elph Camera. They look pretty much like the pictures everybody has already seen in the papers, but they're MINE. Also they have funny little blurry lines along the edges because they were taken through a chain link fence. Still good shots. I'm impressed with how well the little zoom works.

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[skylarker.livejournal.com]

There's a utility that will turn your LJ into a book-like format that you can save to disk or print out. I don't have the link handy, but I think you can find it by looking through information available on your user page.