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{ Monthly Archives } December 2006

Five Things

OK, I give up. If Robin can get Michelle Dennedy to dis­close things in pub­lic, I guess I should ful­fil my oblig­a­tions as well. Be a good net­izen and all that. But I’m not going to tag any­one, par­tially to be con­trary, par­tially because people deserve time off from their blogs over the winter break, […]

Post results

The light shone on that dark corner of the inter­net (see my Framed! post, as well as Tim’s Fram­ing Lauren linked post) and it brought res­ults. If you haven’t read my post­ing, go ahead; there’s too much inform­a­tion to use­fully sum­mar­ize here and the com­ments are good too. After read­ing all the com­ments that came in […]

Framed!

This is a story of some of the dark corners of the inter­net, with a puzzle at the end and a request for advice… Our story starts a few weeks ago. I had installed Stat­counter on the blog post­ings to keep an eye on who vis­its my blog and why, with more inform­a­tion than you […]

Useful Things for Babies

The next part of an occa­sional series on what we found to be use­ful with a baby. I’ve noticed a few people com­ing to this site with searches on baby stuff, so here’s some more! Stand­ard lists for what you need for a baby always seem a little too pre­script­ive to me; “thou shalt have 6 […]

Crochet Patterns

I was chat­ting with Eve about crochet pat­terns that are worth mak­ing, and found out she didn’t know about Priscilla’s crochet. Priscilla’s web­site was off the air for what seemed like ages (maybe a year?) but is now back again; it has lots of crochet pat­terns for afghans and book­marks and pothold­ers and that sort […]

Leap of Faith

The book club I belong to decided to read Queen Noor’s “Leap of Faith: Mem­oirs of an Unex­pec­ted Life”, her auto­bi­o­graphy, and this is a sum­mary of our review. Part of the reason we chose this book was in the hopes that it would be a more access­ible way of learn­ing more about that part […]