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A week after the notification that it had been sent, Nameless arrived! Written in America, printed in England and now on my table in the Netherlands.
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Stole this meme from cluegirl.  It sounded like fun ( Read more... )

Slowly but surely gay marriage is being recognised in America. I think this is something no-one would have thought during the Bush administration, so yay!

This article on the new law in Maine, had a very interesting paragraph:

In New Hampshire, the House voted 178-167 in favor of the legislation Wednesday after the Senate approved an amended ( Read more... )

I wonder when if the time will ever come when women can be as sexual as they want? I saw a video linked by
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I sort of accidentally made some fanart for Sam's new book, 'Nameless'. It's been five years since I painted anything, but I rather like it nonetheless. I made Lucas' mask, as described in the story covering half the face and having a dog's snout. It is made out of bits and pieces of cloth, leather and even burlap, if I remember correctly. I ( Read more... )

So, trawling through QaF fandom does result in one or two gems. One of these is Brian Kinney and the History of Architecture by Gradiva. NC-17, of course. This appeals to me mostly because of the comparison made between architecture and Brian, which is exactly right.

Damn, I need a QaF icon...

So, the obligatory post-election post. Congrats to the Americans for putting the right man in office. I don't know if the Americans knew this, but you've earned a lot of respect in Europe because of that. Let us hope that the image of America as a bully to its allies and enemies will change for the better ( Read more... )

New recipe for summer sorbet!

Strawberry-Orange Sorbet150g sugar ( Read more... )

I found this recipe via a comment thread in copperbadge's journal. The commenter asked for an experiment making ice-cream without an ice-cream machine, so the old-fashioned way. Poor student that I am, I decided to do so. Here follow the results and my commentary to the recipe ( Read more... )