March 30, 2004

Orkut Goes to Eleven

I've been insanely remiss in keeping up this blog. Oh well. Today I played around with Orkut. It does have a cool serendipitousness to it (why am I so enamored of that concept?). Found an old friend and made some new ones based on recollections of the names of like-minded professionals. But there's only 11, I think, members of the Lipstick Librarians community. Oh well again. These go to eleven!

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