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It’s like I’m running my own MediaWatch over here. Anyway, I just heard that a little interview I did with the ABC last week was broadcast as part of the PM program on Radio National this past Friday. (Nice of them to let us know!) They’ve got a transcript up along with downloadable audio. What the heck is that song they use in my intro? “Knittin’s friendly and knittin’s fun…” How random.

I always knew I’d fall for a boy who wore glasses… Too bad it came as rather a surprise to the Snook! (They’re just for extended computer usage. I think he looks super nerdy-hot in them though.)

Just gave another radio interview about the Knit and Quit class, this time on 2UE with Glen Wheeler. I think this one was my best yet! Snookums is working on the audio as we speak. For some reason, every one of these interviewers has been obsessed with the idea that I myself used knitting to overcome smoking. And each time I’m like, “Uhhh, nope.” Other than a dalliance with Swisher Sweets in college (cheers, Lizzie), my smoking experience is pretty much limited to the six months in London before I started dating the Snook. But I guess giving up a minor affectation for smoochies isn’t as dramatic as purling one’s way out of a lifelong addiction…

Update: Here it is! (1.3MB MP3) Huh. I say “exactly” a lot. And see if you can spot my shoutout to the Courthouse Stitch and Bitch group!

Thanks to John for pointing me to the Scala Youth Choir. Their version of Teenage Dirt Bag is surprisingly rockin’.

The Snook thinks our next cat should be a cheetah. I think this may be a bad idea, given that he can’t even fend off an attack from Dr. Amy Jones.

Update: Now he thinks they may actually be fishing cats.

For the Snook: Beer made from melted polar ice caps.

I just watched Picnic at Hanging Rock for the first time. Now I’m going to go to bed and have nightmares about scary black cliff faces to the sounds of Zamfir’s panflute for the next seven hours…

Oh dear God. This is going to be all over the Internet in five minutes, but this Snakes on a Plane promotion is BRILLIANT. You enter your friend’s name and details, and it generates a clip of Samuel L. Jackson exhorting your friend to go see the movie. The best part is, you can actually send it via phone if you’re in the US! (The rest of us have to use e-mail.) Too bad it’s past the curfew or my sister’d be answering a call from Samuel L. as we speak.

You wouldn’t think a person could rattle on for three full minutes in a radio interview about the “Knit and Quit” classes her shop is running WITHOUT ACTUALLY MENTIONING THE NAME OF THE SHOP. But oh yes, it can be done (1.9MB MP3). That’s me on Brisbane Radio 4BC this morning. In my defense, it was really early and I assumed they’d have mentioned the shop in my intro. But they didn’t. Instead I managed to namecheck both Patons and the WoolBaa and bring up the stupid bikini anecdote AGAIN. Sometimes I’m too stupid to exist. So much for my fifteen minutes of fame!