The best of both memes

[gilana]

Post a memory of me in the comments. It can be anything you want. Then, of course, post this to your journal and see what people remember of you.

OR...

If you prefer, use miss_chance's meme.

Look at my userinfo page and chose a friend we both have in common. Post a good memory, funny story, or flattering anecdote of that person here in comments. You can tell the whole story, or leave cliff hangers so that next time friends get together they "just have to ask: how *did* you get yourself out of the shark tank? and how did you get home now that your evening gown was completely translucent?" This is a great way to tell that wonderful story about someone who would be too modest to blow their own horn.

Extra points for good stories that either I don't know about that person, or that I haven't heard for so long, reading them is like returning to an old favorite bed-time story.

Then, of course, post this to your journal and learn more fun stories about your friends.

[Remember, folks, this is for fun and meant to be enjoyable. If the story or anecdote is unflattering or libelous, I'll delete it with extreme prejudice].

Comments

[rmd.livejournal.com]

hmmmm. i wish i could nail the memory down to a time or incident, but i have a very clear memory of you grinning and laughing and looking really happy and good. it's the grin that i remember. and the happy look to your eyes.

for someone else... did you know kjc007 and i were never actually introduced to each other? we'd been corresponding back and forth a whole lot in the weeks leading up to the first arisia. and at the con, someone pointed me out to her when i was on a panel, and someone else had described her (and what she was wearing) to me. so when i saw someone fitting that description talking to corwin, she and i looked at each other and grinned and each knew who the other was and we hugged each other.

[lillibet.livejournal.com]

I'll offer back another England memory--I always remember the two of us cracking up over the blooper reel at the BBC Experience over one of the announcers saying "lesbian troops invaded Israel."

Did I ever tell you that the BBC Experience closed shortly after we were there? The next time I tried to go, it was gone, all but the shop. So I was very glad that we had the chance to go.

[chaiya.livejournal.com]

I am still amused whenever I remember that purple-and-black garb I lent you for the Tufts in-garb dinner. I, uh, didn't realize that your smaller waist would corrolate to a smaller bustline, and that dress had a rather low neckline on me to begin with! ;)