Monthly Archives: September 2007

First, meet the chair and the hallway which will now serve as my knitting photo-taking spot. The walls are nice and white, there’s no clutter, and the chair gives me something to place things on. This’ll get replaced if/when I … Continue reading →

I have become a foodie. Matt’s entirely to blame. Before I met him my favorite foods were craft macaroni and cheese, burgers, and pizza. Okay, those are still my favorite. How about this: I was terrified to try new food … Continue reading →

I didn’t actually get much knitting done today though I did figure out what I did wrong. I picked up stitched a half round too late (or was it early?). I very slowly frogged the three rows I had done … Continue reading →

My rotation has already died. There are two big factors: shiny yarn (literally) and socks. Both are the direct result of my attending the sleepover at Yarn Lady on Saturday night. I was a very last minute addition, literally showing … Continue reading →

I first heard about setting up a crafty rotation in the cross stitch over on LJ. People would rotate between two or three projects. They’d work one for a week or until some big milestone was complete, then go to … Continue reading →

Do you have any idea how hard it is to come up with something for the letter E? Every thing I thought of made no real sense: eggs, engineering, eating. I don’t really want to talk about eggs for an … Continue reading →

Ugh. Stupid cats got fleas the last time they were at the vet (or something – they’re totally indoor kitties). Willie’s had a flea treatment, still waiting to catch Ollie. I itch every time I walk into our apartment.

I wish I knew how to dance. Not just how to dance when I go to a club (as if that ever happened) but also how to dance a waltz, do ballet, maybe some tap. I can barely fake it … Continue reading →

Crying I cry at just about anything that either does or doesn’t make sense. I guess I just like to cry and sometimes the mood strikes me. Sometimes it’s because I’m aggravated at not being able to do something well, … Continue reading →