Month: July 2007

  • Zorse!

    What a cute zorse! (Link courtesy of Eva.)

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  • Order of the Phoenix

    As the Order of the Phoenix file out of the Room of Requirement, Harry steels himself to go kiss Cho. Ginny shoots him a pained look. EVERY FEMALE IN THE AUDIENCE: Awwwwwww!Snookums: *eye roll* Girls. My Official OOTP One-Word Review: PHWOAR! (That’s a thumbs-up, in other words.) Read on for my scattered thoughts.Seriously, it is…

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  • Flickr Annoyances

    Hmm. It seems I’m not the only one who finds Flickr darn near unusably slow most of the time. 🙁

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  • Untitled

    What the hell is this? It seems to be a trailer for an untitled movie from J.J. Abrams, the Lost and Alias guy. It’s stunning. It’s weird to see a preview for something without a title.

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  • Happy birthday, Sis!

    Happy birthday, Sis!

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  • Australian Knitters

    I’ve started an “Australian Knitters” group on Ravelry. I sent out invites to everybody I could see on the location map, but let me know if I missed you. (Actually you don’t need an invitation to join; you can just sign up on the new Groups page.)

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  • Bubble-gum Pink

    In what universe is this hair colour “bubble-gum pink”? THAT IS PURPLE. I am not dyeing my hair purple. The movie people can suck it.

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  • Ravelry

    Is anybody else having trouble with Ravelry tonight? I can’t get to it at all. Five minutes later: Of course, as soon as I post that, it’s up again.

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  • Up and Down

    Up and DownThis weekend was all about long periods of quiet knitting time punctuated by brief episodes of crazy social outings. I worked on the Snook’s jumper all day Friday (basically finished the sleeves) before heading out that night for Miss Fee‘s birthday dinner. What fun! Bubbly and lamb shanks and cake and happy children…

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  • Plaything of Women

    When I knit on the couch next to the Snook, I often poke him with my knitting needle just for kicks. It appears there is a historical precedent. (Found via this AskMefi question.)

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