1. As a comment on my blog/LJ, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot, anything you remember ( Read more... )

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1. The dollar stores had a bunch of "chenille stems" (back in the day they were just called pipe cleaners) for sale. So we bought a package, because I had momentary amnesia and the pipe cleaner situation of last year fell out of my head. Let's just say the results weren't all that pretty, though there was no blood involved. So we've just been ( Read more... )

Totally forgot to say where I yanked the background images from:
The castle: I don't remember.
Main background and title background: Aon Celtic

I've been listening to Magnatune.com a lot lately, and I have to recommend the following groups:
Barry Phillips--Scandinavian folk cello
Shiva in Exile--Gothic Arab/Indian World Music
Stellamara--original Balkan- ( Read more... )

I changed my layout for the first time in who knows how long and IT'S PRETTY! You must look at it, love it, cherish it.

That is all.

Things I would rather do than sew:
1. Read a book.  Any book.
2. Write a new book. (I am already working on this.)
3. Surf the interwebs.
4. Curl up on the couch and be miserable, watching mindless shows (the kids passed their cold on to me).
5. Design a Team Jacob t-shirt (we're almost done!)
6. Think about cleaning the random clutter that's ( Read more... )

I know, I know, I haven't updated in ages. I HAVE NOTHING TO SAY, PEOPLE! So what if I consider myself a writer? I can't be interesting all the time, can I?

Well, in a vague attempt to be interesting, I'll try my hand at Thirteen Random Things. Hang on to your seats. This is going to be a wild ride.

1. The Hub graduates in two weeks. He's also ( Read more... )

1. We got a grill because KidCelt wanted to roast marshmallows. She loved it.


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Ahh, I love not being in school. It means that my reading is not required, and if a book bores me, I don't have to finish it. Bliss!
The book in question was The Professor and The Madman by Simon Winchester. It's a history of the Oxford English Dictionary and the two men who contributed the most to its formation, James Murray and Dr. W. C. Minor. I ( Read more... )

I got a Valentine from ( Read more... )