Beowabbit
I’m here because of Ashley
How nifty lifecollage is 
27th-Nov-2004 02:50 pm
Boston: Davis Square sign, Travel: 1933 Ford, Lang: Old English (Widsith), Geek: Mac 64, Geek: Galaga, Me: close-shaved and smiling in April 20, Travel: car on US 99 in California in Fe, Misc: smiley pumpkin, Pol: UN flag at ICJ at the Hague, Me: shadowed in Vegas May 2007, Sex: Important Wabbit Business, Astro: Hubble Space Telescope in orbit, Misc: gravestone of Emperor Norton I, Me: buzzcut profile in Harvard Square, Pol: UN seal, Animals: Schnapps, Astro: Martian sunset, Hawaii: H1 to Honolulu sign with mountai, Me: resting in sionnagh's back yard in K, Travel: driving towards the mountains, Animals: Hamlet resting, Astro: NGC 3184, Misc: rigging of the schooner Fame, People: kissing plumtreeblossom, Hawaii: H3 exit sign to Honolulu, Pol: Mass. State House and pride flag, Sign: Jay Street, Me: facing camera in tree at BiCamp 2004, Me: Looking down on Vermont train, Boston: Malden house oblique view, Pol: Gettysburg address, Me: taking pictures in Hawaii, Food: Christmas dinner at my sister's, Me: O'ahu mountains, Misc: BiCamp campfire, Food: Ethiopian meal, Me: shadow against sand under ripples, Pol: Obama 1, Misc: spines of old books, Astro: moon, Me: swimming at the Ledges, Misc: antique stopwatch, Me: Simpsons avatar, Misc: six-fingered hand, Travel: airplane silhouette, Me: playing as a toddler in London’s Hyd, People: me with plumtreeblossom May 2007, Lang: Rosetta stone, Scenery: wildflower blossom, Food: Spam musubi, Me: Wacko grin chez queue, Astro: Voyager copper record, Misc: brain side view on black, Me: Diamondhead profile, Local: Quincy house pre-purchase, Food: a cup of coffee, Food: olives in Israel, Hawaii: palm tree in Honolulu, Local: I-93 South to Quincy, Sex: condom, Pol: chimp dressed as Napoleon, Geek: LiveJournal, Animals: parrot at 2005 Boston Pride, Pol: Nixon and Elvis, Me: freshly shaved at butterfly exhibit, Pol: Kilroy Planet, Scenery: BiCamp river, Misc: Electricity Presenting Light ..., Me: purple toe socks, Scenery: O'ahu sunset, Sex: fishnets, Astro: astronaut on untethered spacewalk, Games: Catan board closeup, Me: on Ko 'Olina Beach in May 2006, Me: profile in tree at BiCamp 2004, Me: brain MRI, Boston: Citgo sign in Kenmore Square
I’ve known [info]lifecollage for quite a while, and thought she was nifty from the first. When I met her she was still in library school. (I forget whether I knew her through [info]mizarchivist, vice versa, or I met them independently.) I’ve totally got a thing for librarians and libraries; I revere books and knowledge, and I admire the people whose vocation it is to preserve books and knowledge for generations to come, and to disseminate them to people now. But that’s sort of a tangent.

Anyway, [info]lifecollage has always been somebody who struck me as an adult in all the right ways – in a way that [info]docorion and [info]missdimple are, for instance, but I am not so much – while still being deeply connected with her capacity for fun. She strikes me as a person who will Know What to Do in any situation. She’s the sort of person you want in charge of any project you care about. She’s smart, interesting, charming, fun, cute, and simultaneously sweet as honey and tough as nails. She says what she thinks and what she thinks is worth paying attention to. I don’t see as much of her as I used to, alas, but I am glad when I do, and I’m glad that so much of what she’s busy with makes her happy and fulfilled. She’s good people.
Comments 
27th-Nov-2004 09:46 pm (UTC)
I too have a thing for libries and librarians. But they're evil the same way dope pushers and tobacco companies are. They prey on my weakness. For example, they have used book sales on summer weekends where you can get good books for anywhere from 10 cents to $2. Sometimes they are truly pernicious and have bag sales. Is it any wonder that I'm addicted to books? I can't help myself. I'm weak and libraries take advantage of my weakness. Is there a bibliophiles anonymous chapter anywhere?
27th-Nov-2004 09:49 pm (UTC)
P.S. I'm sure that bookteacher and mizarchivist are fine human beings (I may even know and like them, I just don't them by their LJ handles) despite their choice of an evil profession.
28th-Nov-2004 02:50 am (UTC)
[Beam!] Thank, you, m'dear. And you're right; we haven't gone out for silly animated movie in a while. We should remedy this some time that isn't Total Social Chaos!

For the record, I met you by coming to Poly Boston meetings at your house and dragged MizA along after a while. Most folks don't recall that I got her into the Boston social scene (and am very glad I did. ;^)
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