The Group Mind

[poliphilo]

I have over 200 LJ friends but only a small fraction ever do anything. I had a wee clear out yesterday, but only of people who had defriended me or never friended me back. One of them friended me by return and I reinstated him/her- so that was a good outcome.

I notice this morning that other people have been doing the same thing. The group mind in action, I suppose.

Comments

[heleninwales.livejournal.com]

G and I love London, but only in small doses. Two or three days of the rush and bustle of the big city does me good. More than that and I start longing for peace and quiet again.

It's possible to visit and amuse yourself cheaply as long as you don't go to shows and don't eat in the most expensive places, especially tourist traps like Convent Garden. For example we've found a great pizza restaurant on the South Bank where a main course and desert for two, with a glass of wine each, only costs around £45. OK, not cheap, but not exorbitant either and doable as an occasional treat while on holiday.

PS I'm slightly baffled that this post's content has changed since I last read it, hence the comments seeming a bit non sequitur-ish.

[poliphilo.livejournal.com]

LJ has been messing me about this morning. I put up a new post and then found I'd overwritten the one before. I've sorted things out now but, yes, it means your comment is now in the wrong place. Never mind.

Ailz and I used to go to London a lot- and yes, we mostly steered clear of the West End. Our favourite place for a while was the V & A.

[heleninwales.livejournal.com]

I see I managed to reply in the short period of time before you re-instated the post about LJ friends. Now it's my comment that's non sequitur-ish. :)