Dear LJ Friends (you know who you are)

[dampscribbler]

It is probably somewhat inappropriate for me to do this, but I am asking all of you to please post a little note in the next day or two.  Because about half of you, maybe more, haven't posted anything in the past week and/or next-to-nothing in the past month.  And I miss you. You don't have to say much, just hello and maybe a description of the weather where you are.  (I'm weather-involved) and maybe what book you've enjoyed lately.

I doubt you're wondering why it's inappropriate for me to ask this, but in case you are, I'll point out the obvious:
1) I almost never post
2) I almost never comment

But I am here, and I am reading, and I am hoping you are well.

For those who are posting, I apologize for my lack of commenting.  Things are well with us, but a bit overwhelming at the moment.  I expect to be available to make some real posts and some real comments beginning in about 2 weeks.  

The weather here is cool, though we're expecting warming.  We will be in Ohio for a wedding over the weekend, wherewhen it should be 90 and humid.  So I am about to get more warm than I can probably handle.  

I've just been enjoying more Terry Pratchett Discworld books, although not as much as I wanted to enjoy them, so I'm now looking for something new to read.  Next up may be "Gods Behaving Badly."  Or maybe something else.  

Comments

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

Hmm...which has me thinking, have you done an LJ backup lately? I've used LJ book before (though not nearly recently enough), and found it pretty easy.

[kellyrfineman.livejournal.com]

I've never done an LJ backup. I suppose I ought to, yes?

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

Yes!!

I'm not the one to ask about backup tools, though, as I started and ended with LJBook. I do know that there are other tools out there, but I don't know anything about them.