*waves*

[truepenny]

Many new people have put me on their friends list recently. I most likely won't be reciprocating, at least for a while, but I wanted to say (a.) that's an LJ-is-eating-my-life thing, and (b.) it doesn't mean I don't welcome y'all to comment on my posts, if you're so inclined.

An especially big wave to ambar. I don't know her, but when I was in college I used to spend HOURS online staring at her photographs of her Maine Coons and Turkish Angoras. Beautiful cats.

It's a small and circular world.

Comments

[juliansinger.livejournal.com]

Oh, no. No need to reciprocate at all.

I was just enjoying your comments in other peoples' journals, and then someone mentioned the Sayers essaylets, and, well, how could I not?

[marith.livejournal.com]

*laughs and laughs*

Very small world. Ambar once gifted me with the wonderful experience of being in a room with one zillion fluffy, active kittens and lounging cats, and a feather -onna-stick. That was fun.

[ambar.livejournal.com]

Well, for the sake of truth in advertising, those are generally not my photographs (as in photographs-taken-by-me), but rather professional photographs of my cats.

Pleased to have served!

Ambar

[truepenny.livejournal.com]

Oops. Unintentional ambiguity. I only meant the "her" modifying "photographs" to be a possessive, because I know perfectly well those are professional photographs. Damn English for a cunning, light-fingered jezebel.

But still. Beautiful cats.

cats!

[diony.livejournal.com]

I have had the marvelous good fortune to have lived with several Ambar-bred Turkish Angoras. They are lovely in temperament as well as appearance.