Where I Live Day? Also D-d gets good news.

[curiouswombat]

frimfram posted some lovely pictures of Cambridge a couple of days ago as an adjunct to her Hallowe'en story 'Reality Ends at the Checkpoint' (which if you've not read - go read!). She and I came up with the idea that a Live Journal 'Where I Live Day' would be cool - participants to put some pictures up of where they live (obviously!) on a certain day, so we all get a better idea of some of the rest of the world - not just the 'tourist brochure' stuff, but the real stuff. I know quite a few people already have put some pictures up that are what we were talking about - but - hey! you can recycle them if you don't want to do any new ones!

What do you all think? Good idea? Would you be willing to join in? Frimfram is cleverer than me and has made a poll - here is a link to the Where I live Day poll - http://www.livejournal.com/users/frimfram/40476.html#cutid1

We wondered whether soon was good, or would northern spring be better?

(There are two other questions as well - one is for AtS fans, and the other is related to a discussion about her default icon - is it a chicken or a tooth? Which is more interesting than 'which came first, the chicken or the egg?'!)

And in family news - Daughter-dear has just checked the UCAS website, and has discovered that she has her first offer of a university place - already!! It is from Glasgow, on 3Bs - which is cool, she only applied to places she would really like to go to, so even if no-one else offers a place she would still be happy with this one. So she has had the weight of waiting to see if anyone wants her lifted!

Comments

[spikereader.livejournal.com]

Congratulations to Kat - even if she's not heard about her first choice yet, it is nice for her to know she's wanted and definitely has a place somewhere she is happy to attend.

I always thought it was a chicken, tooth never crossed my mind. Perhaps it is a hen's tooth, although they are very rare.

[curiouswombat.livejournal.com]

Thanks - It IS a startled chicken, but she was suprised to find that when someone said 'Oh, isn't it a tooth?' that a number of other people said that they thought it was a tooth as well!