Friends list cleanup

[annathepiper]

I've removed some IDs off my Friends list tonight. As a general announcement, I just wanted to note that this is strictly a matter of my hoping to swerve my Friends list more towards people I know--whether offline or online. I have a lot of stuff coming over my Friends list these days and I wind up skimming the vast majority of it. This does not do many of these posts any justice.

So if I happened to remove you, please be assured that it's nothing personal. :) You're just possibly someone with whom I haven't been talking for a while now. Y'all please feel free to continue reading my journal if you like--and if you would like to stay in touch, the fastest way to get back onto my Friends list is to just talk to me. Drop me a comment and let me know you're out there!

Comments

[wildshadowstar.livejournal.com]

I can see why. Don't feel bad, for I had done the same thing today, although I don't have as many friends listed as you do.

On a different note, do you realize you've had your account for about three years, not that I was stalking your userinfo page or nothing.

[annathepiper]

Three years is about right, yeah. I've got older posts than that, but they were backdated in. :) And hey, it ain't like my userinfo page is private data. ;)

no problem hon,

[mpulse.livejournal.com]

I'll email you any of the really bad stuff :P

seriously, I'll keep in touch via responses to your stuff and drop quick notes to you via email. assuming that is all right.

Re: no problem hon,

[annathepiper]

I hadn't actually Friended you yet, so you weren't removed at all. :) No worries! You're more than welcome to drop comments on anything I babble about on this journal, or email me if appropriate.

Remind me where I know you from, though: the OKP or Gruntland or both? I KNOW I've seen you posting on one of those two places, but damned if I can remember which, or if it was indeed both. :)

Re: no problem hon,

[mpulse.livejournal.com]

Ummmm, Buffalo, NY area, OKP, bit on Gruntland,

sad news on my end : mother pased away from a ten month battle with cancer last tuesday:(, but I'm relatively okay.

My journal is half quizzes, a few reviews on shows, I'll 'hit you' with any big show 'reviews', and life stuff (relatively boring...)

Re: no problem hon,

[annathepiper]

Eek, I'm so sorry to hear about your mother. :( I lost my mother to cancer, too.

The OKP and Gruntland both would have been where I've seen you online, since I've never been to Buffalo.

[pecunium.livejournal.com]

I don't know if I was ever on.

If I was, no hu-hu. If I wasn't, no hu-hu either.

I like your stuff, which means I read you, and that is the more important part of the equation, from my end.

TK

[annathepiper]

I gave you a hi a while back when I first saw you show up, but that was on a general post. So here's a more targeted greeting: hi there!

I hadn't Friended you yet, no. Mostly because I didn't know who you were and we hadn't talked yet. :) I'm glad to hear you like my entries, and glad to hear from you in general. Folks show up on my "Friend of" list and hang around for any length of time, I do get at least a little curious about what brought 'em by.

[pecunium.livejournal.com]

Me too. I go and look at my freind of list, see whom we have in common, look at what they have and if I like it, give him a return. On the other hand I tend not to cull my f-list (which I am getting ready to do) because most people don't post enough to make it unwieldy. Though at this point there are some, who no matter how interesting the occaisional post, are not posting enough to merit keeping them. I am conflicted at that thought.

Common friends are harder to cut.

TK

[annathepiper]

Sounds like we have some common thought processes going on when it comes to this. :) Cool.