Monday, September 15, 2008

But it wasn't a dream—it was a place. And you—and you—and you—and you were there.

Let's try, this time around, to be proper about this. First, the facts about myself that I am happy to share:
I am at a fabulous graduate school for art history.
I am female.
I own two fabulous cats.
I live in New York City with a fabulous roommate who works at a museum.
I work part-time at a fabulous art gallery.
I am fabulous (check the header).
I am a huge dork.

Though my audience hasn't exactly changed, I need to be constantly aware that the following people may look at any of my posts:
Parents
Professors who write recommendations for jobs and internships
Potential employers at museums, galleries, and universities
Roommates
Friends of friends

...While I don't think this means I have to be positive about everything, it does mean that anything I'm negative about should be extremely well reasoned. It also means I will not be writing about--and shall endeavor to avoid entirely--the following things:
Dating
Drinking
General stupidity
Things about people/jobs/work/etc that piss me off

Okay, NO, that does NOT get rid of 90% of my posts. Don't worry! That still leaves me (us?) with:
Random absurdity
Art
Cats
Movies/music/etc (all that culture besides art)
Things that I think are fabulous about people/jobs/work/etc

...I'm still moving some of the older posts on to this blog. Bear with me.

6 comments:

Michael5000 said...

I'm still hoping there will be a post about mediaeval images of the body in pain....

G said...

You may just get your wish, my friend.

Jeff Laughlin said...

Look at all them purty pixtures.

So@24 said...

I love that when I come back and see what you're up to... there is always 1 thing that's consistent:

your cats

JDG said...

uh, the moustache chronicles need a home! don't un-internetzorz them.

G said...

@BoL: Dems some purty pixtures, alright, son.

@SO@24: Well, they might be the one consistent thing in my life right now (besides, you know, my family).

@jean-denis g: You have a point, Mr. Longtime listener, firsttime caller. Welcome to the blog, sir.