(Wonky alignment/size alert. Sigh. No patience for coding today.) Memorial Day was the most productive Monday I’ve had in a long time. As Loobylu wrote in a post a few months ago, if only I’d baked bread I would have … Continue reading
Here are the top 25 most played songs in (the most current incarnation) of my iTunes library. I kind of wish that it had kept a running total since my very first iTunes library back in 2003-ish. Did Clay Aiken … Continue reading
*I wrote this on the day before New Years’ Eve last year and just found it today.* This has been a year and a half of a year. Phew. We kicked it off by planning a wedding. I bought a … Continue reading
Anyone thinking of living in Texas: HEB has a monopoly on grocery stores (as in, there pretty much aren’t any others), but this is okay because they have absolutely the lowest prices anywhere. It’s also nice because it eliminates … Continue reading
“Come with me. We have to go get your surprise.” I followed Casey out the front door and into our car. We drove, finally pulling into HEB. I skipped through the aisles holding his hand. Then we were in the … Continue reading
I’m a little bit fickle. I ordered business cards in the throes of my leathermaking last fall, and then proceeded to decide I didn’t want to do that anymore. But recently I’ve had several people ask me for my blog … Continue reading
I mentioned that I was frogging my cookie blanket and that it was going so much better. Reasons for this: I can knit more at once because the larger needle size helps me relax my hands, I’m more interested in … Continue reading
The Most Magical Place on Earth. Sandia Peak, ABQ NM. October 2011.Further update: here is a post with the final update on working with Scott. There is a link in there to my husband’s great post. Needless to say, we … Continue reading
My cookie blanket wasn’t working. I had 150 hexagons knitted. But they were all too small, and because I took so much time off from knitting them, my tension had changed. Instead of continuing with them, I decided to frog … Continue reading
1) After applying deodorant, roll up the bottom of your shirt several times before pulling it over your head; that will keep deodorant marks off the outside of your clothes. 2) Be immediately honest with people whenever possible. 3) If … Continue reading