Month: June 2005
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How to Fold a Fitted Sheet – a photoset on Flickr. I have to say, that’s a much better way than the way the Snook and I do it. Oh, and the inclusion of the cat in those pictures is perfect. I laughed out loud. (Link courtesy of not martha.)
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DietBlog: Tuesday night I officially transferred to the Glebe Weight Watchers group, who I’ve visited a couple times before and who impressed me with their energy and friendliness. They did not disappoint! When Megan the leader mentioned that I was joining them permanently, everyone was like, “Great! Welcome aboard!” and I heard one person actually…
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Awesome cushions. (Link courtesy of miftik.)
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Send Emma a PostcardMy Dad sent me a letter about his little next-door-neighbour, Emma Bickel. Emma is four-and-a-half years old and last week she slipped while playing in the sprinkler and broke her femur. She’s going to have to spend most of the summer in a half-body cast. Poor little thing! So to keep her…
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Man, I’m glad I didn’t get that job with Kazaa after all. Ouch.
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How neat! Google Maps now has satellite images for all of Australia. You can even see our house! Check it out. Right in the middle of that image is a large apartment complex with a white roof that looks sorta like a “9”. Well, see the little standalone white square, right between the big white…
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Down with the Shearer!(We interrupt this weblog for a special Big Brother related announcement.) Kick. Ass. She may be a John Howard lover, but this week Kate can do no wrong with me. Rather than uselessly take three nomination points off herself, she chose to face public opinion and take them off Christie instead… resulting…
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At long last, the Tapestry Craft sale is over. W00t! There’s nothing like a 13-hour-shift to really bookend a month of stress. A question for you craft types though: We’re considering some different ideas for promoting the website, and our two big options at this point are: A) offering free shipping, or B) price-matching with…
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This FAQ about push molds and polymer clay looks to be very helpful in my and Amy‘s project to produce our own sickles and knuts.
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Whoa! I was just sitting here knitting and watching some old stuff on the TiFaux when I had a total ND flashback. I was watching the “Like a Virgin” episode of Songs That Changed the World and not really paying attention when I suddenly recognized the voice of one of the commentators. It was Professor…