LiveJournal stuff
Jan. 8th, 2007 09:29 pmI'm considering creating an LJ community and a second blog.
The LJ community I'm thinking of would be for discussing the tension between being an observant Jew, committed to halacha, and being a libertarianish egalitarianish enlightened social liberal. Basically a place for Jews who are weird like me but not weird like
weird_jews. Would there be enough interest to make such a "community" (in the LJ sense) worthwhile?
The second blog I'm thinking of would be for kvelling about the kids. One of the things I feel horribly guilty about as a parent is that we haven't been keeping "baby books" the way my parents did for me. I think a blog would be a great way to capture those moments of parental pride, but I don't want to bore those of you who added me to your friends list because of my sparkling wit, food musings, or gripes about crossword puzzles. So I'm probably going to create it; the question is should I do it on LJ or does nobody care except the grandparents so I might as well host it on my own website?
The LJ community I'm thinking of would be for discussing the tension between being an observant Jew, committed to halacha, and being a libertarianish egalitarianish enlightened social liberal. Basically a place for Jews who are weird like me but not weird like
The second blog I'm thinking of would be for kvelling about the kids. One of the things I feel horribly guilty about as a parent is that we haven't been keeping "baby books" the way my parents did for me. I think a blog would be a great way to capture those moments of parental pride, but I don't want to bore those of you who added me to your friends list because of my sparkling wit, food musings, or gripes about crossword puzzles. So I'm probably going to create it; the question is should I do it on LJ or does nobody care except the grandparents so I might as well host it on my own website?