Sid's Closet

Yes, it's very exciting! alsosid has a new post up. Trees, bush, flowers picspam


Also, for you LJ peeps, I just offered up nine DW invitation codes here at dreamwidth

1. The Onion feed just reposted this gem from back in July, about the debate over repealing DADT: Repeal Of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Paves Way For Gay Sex Right On Battlefield, Opponents Fantasize

2. I wrote 3 out of 5 Thingses!

Five things Sam found in Elizabeth's desk and what she did with them.
Four things Hammond did for Christmas and one he didn't.
Five ways Jack kept his promise to show Teal'c his world.

3. A reminder that my new account alsosid is up and... limping. Only one post so far, but I took pics of the house and yard today and just need to get them uploaded to Photobucket before post #2 can spring into existence.

For my LJ flist-ers:

4. I have 3 Dreamwidth invitation codes for setting up free accounts. You know, like if you wanted an account so that you could follow alsosid, or anything like that. *coughs*

5. And I neglected to thank the two nice anonymouses who v-gifted me with cookies! They were sweet, and so are you. :-)

Thanks to everyone who voted in the LJ and DW polls. alsosid came out ahead by a small margin. And I've realized that I can use the names that were suggested in comments for my journal's subtitle, and change that as often as I like. There were a lot of fun and awesome suggestions. :-)

The account is just bare bones at this time, but please do subscribe! It won't all be about homeowner woes, although that will be an early focus. We'll see how it takes shape, but I anticipate including family stuff, recipes, memes, anything that involves me actually getting out of the hosue to have some fun. I don't think there will be any locked content, so I'm not planning to mutually subscribe or grant access at this point in time. I'm not looking for a third friends list/reading page!

I'm going to be launching a new Dreamwidth journal for non-fandom matters. Mostly, you will all get to watch me flail as I try to cope with being a new homeowner of a 100-year-old house. Everyone is invited to follow, and to offer advice, encouragement, and/or mocking laughter.

But first I need a name for the journal!