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i had to tell you that i couldn’t afford the trigonometry calculator required for class. you kindly allowed me to use the book to do my calculations and you turned it into a game, challenging me to outdo the calc users.
daddy’d decorated my birthday present with this clown and i’d kept it in my scrapbook. deciding to use it for baby bro’s wall, i loved it – daddy had made it and it was something connecting me to the baby boy.

the recent failure of indymac bank has brought attention to just what “fdic insured” means. the federal deposit insurance protects the first $100,000 of deposits that you may have in a bank. anything beyond that and, if your bank fails, it’s a loss. in the case of indymac customers, about...
You know you’re in trouble when you turn on the cold water faucet and what comes out is hot water for the first three or four minutes. Its supposed to be 102F here today. That’s pretty hot. And I have two cats. Complete with fur. How do they stay cool in the summer? We always hear how...


for the beautiful akasha boy
hey. he picked the colours :O
bunnies!

my ~latest creations~
all my scrap yarn are pastels, as i went through a period where i was making a ton of baby blankets and dolls for coworkers. (which explains why i’m using these colours) i really want to redo that elephant, along with a donkey, in proper colours for the elections (republicans / democrats), but i need to buy some other yarn. then i can stick pins in them >:| ~voodoo~ crochet :O
ellyfunt and turtle

okay, so this was my first attempt at amigurumi and while my stitches could have been better (tighter), it still came out cute if i do say so myself
i made the cats a toy using the pattern for the bunny head, stuffed it with catnip… they LOVE it. plus, i managed to get the stitches tight enough on it, so now on to another pattern.
i’m using up all my spare yarn while learning to make these, so that i can buy all NEW yarn and have room for it. i’ll take all the bunnies and stuff and donate them to one of the hospitals for kids.
amigurumi bunny :D

now that my house is beginning to feel like normal again (everything is unboxed, i just need to give the upstairs a thorough cleaning) and having just gotten my craft room organized again… i am ~compelled~ to make stuff. long ages ago, i used to have a subscription to craft magazine and i’d forgotten how much i really enjoyed it. but guess what? they have a blog! woohoo! i have a feeling that i’ll wind up re-subscribing, but there are a few sites, as well as their’s, on DIY crafts that should keep me knee deep in ideas.

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Shipped on 10/09/08.
The popular Broadway musical, adapted to film by directors David Greene and John-Michael Tebelak, retells the gospel of St. Matthew as it might happen in late-1960s Manhattan, as John the Baptist (David Haskell) gathers nine hippies and baptizes them in Central Park. When Jesus Christ (Victor Garber) joins in, a real love-fest begins, and the group joyously performs Biblical parables as they wander the city.
Shipped on 10/09/08.
An overweight, overeducated lady-killer (Donal Logue) learns that his rules of cool (aka The Tao of Steve -- McQueen) get him everywhere with the women he doesn't want and nowhere with the woman he covets (Greer Goodman). Could there be something wrong with his philosophy? Sly and smart, The Tao of Steve burrows under the skin of modern romance, with warm, funny results.
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