Year in review meme, 2006 version
Ganked from
hinikuish. It was interesting last year, so....
Copy and paste the first sentence from the first post of each month, and that's your year in review.
January: It's been a wet and wild weekend here in the SF Bay Area.
February: If you haven't already, please take my sandwich poll.
March: The next chapter in the glorious KJ/Ikon AU collaboration is now up! (It was Chapter 4.)
April: Pardon me, I'm having a fangirl moment.
May: John King (johnkingsfgate) has an excellent tribute to Jane Jacobs, in which he also presents some fine jabs at faceless suburban development.
June: "Iraq should be a lesson learned."
July: In San Francisco.
August: Long but interesting. (In re. an article on Wikipedia in The New Yorker.)
September: Kingdom Hearts II? Is much harder on the advanced level.
October: I don't think I've ever been so glad to see a baseball season end.
November: Atheist (or just someone who is really into separation of church and state) uses a little rubber stamp to remove "God" from currency.
December: I'm sure most of you have seen the Bad Sex Award, an annual "prize" for the worst-written sex scene in a published novel.
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Copy and paste the first sentence from the first post of each month, and that's your year in review.
January: It's been a wet and wild weekend here in the SF Bay Area.
February: If you haven't already, please take my sandwich poll.
March: The next chapter in the glorious KJ/Ikon AU collaboration is now up! (It was Chapter 4.)
April: Pardon me, I'm having a fangirl moment.
May: John King (johnkingsfgate) has an excellent tribute to Jane Jacobs, in which he also presents some fine jabs at faceless suburban development.
June: "Iraq should be a lesson learned."
July: In San Francisco.
August: Long but interesting. (In re. an article on Wikipedia in The New Yorker.)
September: Kingdom Hearts II? Is much harder on the advanced level.
October: I don't think I've ever been so glad to see a baseball season end.
November: Atheist (or just someone who is really into separation of church and state) uses a little rubber stamp to remove "God" from currency.
December: I'm sure most of you have seen the Bad Sex Award, an annual "prize" for the worst-written sex scene in a published novel.