Yes, I wove in the last loose end last night!
More pictures later—just wanted to pass on the glad tidings.
March 29, 2011
March 28, 2011
I am knitting something real!
Feather-and-fan lace. Can you believe it?
Beth had the genius idea that I should try lace, because it wouldn't be boring. And she was totally right—I am really enjoying it. It has knit yarnovers and knit-2-together, as well as knit and purl.
It's a present for Greg (I believe that every man should have a jabot of yellow cotton lace for special occasions).
Beth had the genius idea that I should try lace, because it wouldn't be boring. And she was totally right—I am really enjoying it. It has knit yarnovers and knit-2-together, as well as knit and purl.
It's a present for Greg (I believe that every man should have a jabot of yellow cotton lace for special occasions).
Labels:
made,
yarn craft
March 27, 2011
March 26, 2011
March 25, 2011
Working from home
Not only do I get a zillion times more work done, but:
I can have an egg sandwich whenever I want!
I know I'm going to look at this picture when I'm at the office next week and want one SO BAD.
I can have an egg sandwich whenever I want!
I know I'm going to look at this picture when I'm at the office next week and want one SO BAD.
March 24, 2011
March 23, 2011
These
Perhaps the best mittens ever made?
Squirrel, acorns, oak leaf, and—my initials!!!
Custom made by my friend Beth, who is getting the hexagons blanket (if I ever finish it).
Labels:
made,
yarn craft
March 21, 2011
March 18, 2011
On the way to work
I learned how to crochet backward!!
That is—left to right.
This will be super handy for a project I have in mind.
That is—left to right.
This will be super handy for a project I have in mind.
Labels:
made,
yarn craft
March 17, 2011
Yes
I am going to the New York International Children's Film Festival.
And, uh, no . . . I do not have a child.
And, uh, no . . . I do not have a child.
Labels:
me/us
March 16, 2011
March 15, 2011
Question: What is the best treatment for strep throat?
a) penicillin
b) ice cream
c) both
Answer: C of course!!
I brought my friend some medicine (the cake helps it "go down").
b) ice cream
c) both
Answer: C of course!!
I brought my friend some medicine (the cake helps it "go down").
Labels:
food
March 14, 2011
March 10, 2011
Lunch!
It looks a bit weird.
And . . . it was a bit weird.
Hake with dill cream sauce (made by the Greg), a quarter of a yellow pepper (organic because regular peppers have too much pesticides; this is my rule), asparagus, and a wack of plain mashed black beans.
Nutrition—get it in you!
And . . . it was a bit weird.
Hake with dill cream sauce (made by the Greg), a quarter of a yellow pepper (organic because regular peppers have too much pesticides; this is my rule), asparagus, and a wack of plain mashed black beans.
Nutrition—get it in you!
March 8, 2011
March 7, 2011
March 3, 2011
Walking home in the dark
I met . . . a friendly cat!
I sat down on the stoop and it totally curled up on my lap and purred!!
LOVE.
I didn't even mind that it was digging its claws into my leg.
I sat down on the stoop and it totally curled up on my lap and purred!!
LOVE.
I didn't even mind that it was digging its claws into my leg.
Labels:
flora n fauna
March 2, 2011
My Latin teacher
I just think he is really, really great.
He has been teaching for fifty years. He wears the same clothes everyday, he gets his hair cut seasonally (head and face), he does not have email, and he has a rotary phone in his office at Sarah Lawrence. And he once referred to a word processor as a "computer machine." And he told us a story about how he went into Radio Shack here in New York the other day and asked for a transistor radio—and the girl working there had no idea what he was talking about.
But he has a true understanding of the classical world—it makes you despair to think of everything he knows that you will never know.
He has been teaching for fifty years. He wears the same clothes everyday, he gets his hair cut seasonally (head and face), he does not have email, and he has a rotary phone in his office at Sarah Lawrence. And he once referred to a word processor as a "computer machine." And he told us a story about how he went into Radio Shack here in New York the other day and asked for a transistor radio—and the girl working there had no idea what he was talking about.
But he has a true understanding of the classical world—it makes you despair to think of everything he knows that you will never know.
March 1, 2011
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