1. How long have you had a weblog? February, 2002, right before I was leaving for my trip to N'arlins.

2. What was your first post about? Something along the lines of being such a follower, now that I had a weblog... :)

3. How many changes (name, location, etc.) of your weblog have there been, if more than one? Really I only changed the name of my site from Anneke's Haven to ScaryWhiteGirl.net, which seemed more appropriate, seeing as that's the domain name... :)

4. What CMS (content management system) do you use? Do you like it or do you want to try something else? I just use the default thingie that Blogger comes with, but after all the problems that Assie and I had with that over the past couple of weeks, I'm half tempted to find another one.

5. Do you read people who have both a journal and a weblog? Or do you prefer to read people who have all of their writing in one central place? A couple of people that I read have both, but most are going to one or the other. That's kewl with me, cuz it's less that I have to read! :)

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"End of the Work Week Wisdom"...

"Oh... oh... if she even starts making out with him... oh..."
--Ian or Robert (both, really), expressing their unhappiness with a part of The Royal Tenenbaums.

Good movie, BTW! :)

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And I started reading American Gods this morning, as I finished Neverwhere yesterday. I've got my reading schedule for probably the rest of the year all planned out... :)

Okay, okay, okay... I'll work on the Morgan story... since I finally figured out how to make it work right! :) It should be interesting... at the moment, there are two possible endings to it... and I haven't decided which one I should use just yet... :)

But, of course, that will be after I finish getting stuff ready for my Changeling chronicle. Well, I suppose it could be called a Changeling-related chronicle. I'm using most of the game mechanics from the Changeling system, with a good chunk of the background story left intact. However, I'm setting my game in "London Below," which is a part of London that Neil Gaiman invented in his book, Neverwhere, which was also a BBC miniseries. There are parts of the mechanics that simply won't work in this alternate setting, and the background story has been altered and supplemented with the ideas from the book and miniseries. It's certainly going to be interesting!