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Archive for December, 2008

It may be the cabin fever induced by the foot of snow that has driven me inside for the past 10 days, or possibly the natural winding down of the year bringing on unwanted self reflection, but I’ve been in a funk lately. Saturday was a pity party, and everyone was invited. My thought process [...]

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More of the same

More snow. More hot chocolate. More hand knit socks and boots. More hat hair. And more gauge problems with new hats.
I seem to have an “every other” success pattern with hats. The last one I made, for my boss, came out beautifully. The one before that is half finished in the scrap yarn and odd [...]

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The cold isn’t going away. I managed two days trudging over ice glazed sidewalks without, I repeat, without, falling on my ass. Beauty. My time is coming, I know.
I have a wardrobe problem (insert tragic fashion sense joke here). I mostly wear skirts and dresses, and with 20 degree temperatures all week…umm, no. I only [...]

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No Particular Order Monday

The storm of the century came and went and Saturday was spent in my surprisingly cozy apartment watch fluffy white flakes swirl by. Of course it was all cute and Courier and Ives then, when I didn’t have anywhere to go and walked to New Season’s by choice. Crunchy snow and little kids playing, swathed [...]

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The Christmas crafting continues and I have made a true mess out of my wee apartment. Felt scraps, ribbon, rickrack, embroidery floss, yarn and manila folders are piled everywhere. It’s a bit astounding to see all of the material and mess that go into a tiny little felt ornament. I’ve been tweaking my patterns just [...]

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After a drunken Saturday, a hung over Sunday, an errand filled Monday and a long day at work today, you can find me with my knitting, some mac and cheese and fake apple cider. And maybe a little Proust later on. And maybe a little more mac and cheese for good measure.

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December has hit and as much of the crafting community has realized, Christmas/ Hanukkah/ Winter Solstice/ Kwanzaa/ Festivus is breathing down our necks, and it’s time to get busy. Along with the joys of having my own living space comes the adventure of being soundly broke for the month, and instead of rooting around on [...]

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