No, Really. This is About sj.

I’m totally leaving my original About Me page because it makes me laugh, but I guess there are enough people who would like to know things about me that I should throw them a bone.

You can call me sj.  I prefer sj to SJ because I have another friend that is SJ and we differentiate between ourselves by using capitals and lowercase.  If you call me SJ, I will likely think the other SJ is somewhere around and not really know you’re talking to me.

I’m in my 30s, I’m married and I have four kids.  Three boys (currently 13, 7 and 6) and one pretty princess.  She’s 2.

I started this blog in November of 2011 to get out of doing NaNoWriMo.  Not the purest of reasons, but it works for me.  I honestly didn’t think I’d have more than 5 people reading.   Originally I was going to focus on books and occasionally music because (other than my family) those are my two major loves.  At some point it evolved to something completely other, but I’m too lazy to change the name and set up redirects and whatnot.

Earlier this year, my friend Meg started doing illustrations for my posts.  I don’t think I even asked her for the first one, but now I bug her to draw things for me all the time.  She thinks she’s not all that great, but her work makes me laugh and seems to fit with my posts (where I mostly type like I talk).   Between the two of us, there is little we take seriously.  You may notice that.

Um…I’m sure you’re not all that interested in my favourite bands or colours or whatever, so I won’t post any of that nonsense.

[looks around]  Is this a good place to stop?

18 Comments to “No, Really. This is About sj.”

  1. I also have a good friend who loves to draw, so I always ask her to draw things and whatnots for me :) Maybe one day I’ll post one or two.

  2. I read your Gravatar “about me” and thought it rather amusing in reference to books. It reminded me of this speech by Susan Cain;

    http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/susan_cain_the_power_of_introverts.html

    Sorry I didn’t know how to post it on Gravitar

  3. I did notice how good the artwork was and typing like you talk works for me. Although I don’t Twitter I’ve noticed Pouring My Art Out’s guerilla/twitter style comentary where lots of posts make up the whole is also interesting. Anything goes in blogging and thats why I like it.

  4. Love this blog honey .. Every day people are the most interesting on the planet .. Actually the poor are.. Keep up the great writing

  5. We know you read all the books so we don’t have to and to show our appreciation, we’ve nominated you for an Illuminating Blogger Award. That’s right, because your blog is illuminating. :)

    Here’s what’s up: http://ravingmadscientists.wordpress.com/2012/05/30/and-the-award-goes-to/

    Cheers!
    ~Nikki & Annie

  6. Hey there, I just wanted to let you know that I nominated, or whatever you want to call it, you for the One Lovely Blog Award.

    http://bishopthereviewer.wordpress.com/2012/06/15/one-lovely-blog-award/

    -Austin Bishop

  7. Hi sj, thanks for stopping by my blog. This is funny, I look forward to reading some more. Take care, James

  8. I love you sj.. I’m blog stalking you now:)

  9. Hey sj,

    You’re cool. I happened to stumble upon your blog (via Le Clown) and I like it. Really. I’ll read a lot more in the days to come. :)

    Nikita

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