Watching a writer at work can be like watching the paint dry

[pbray]

Borrowing the meme that's been going around, thought it time to ask folks what they expected from my LJ. I'm happy to have readers, and silent lurking is just fine, but if you'd like to chime in and let me know why you're reading my LJ, and what interests you, I'd like to hear from you.

Comments

[fancythat2.livejournal.com]

I started reading your lj because I liked what what you've written and published.

I stayed and branched out because I enjoy reading about the process and business side of being an author. I like the slice o' life bits and to have a laugh. Also, I appreciate that you have taken the time to answer my newbie questions. Thanks.

*ooh coffee's up...*

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Cool. And coffee good. Chocolate better. Mmmmm.

[fancythat2.livejournal.com]

Why is it that most writers seem to be such big chocolate fans? I like chocolate but I can leave it alone.

I like my coffee better. It gets in my mouth like chocolate but it doesn't stay for long, unlike chocolate. You only rent your coffee. :-)

[pbray.livejournal.com]

I like chocolate. Not as much as my friend jpsorrow who I discovered is a chocoholic, but I like chocolate in small doses. A couple of cookies a day, or the rare chocolate bar when I've been extra good.

Coffee is a necessity. Though as an old programmer, I'm not a coffee snob. I'll drink vending machine crap if I have to, or instant coffee.

[fancythat2.livejournal.com]

Eeeeew! I'm more of a coffee snob. I live in Western Washington, we can get good coffee everywhere. I've had to drink swill coffee (metal canister coffee is the worst with fast food joint coffee a close second).
Eew, I think I'll go lick an envelope now.