Yesterday Billy and I were wandering around Park Slope, having just given in to the fetal demand for ice cream and waiting until we were hungry enough to give in to the fetal demand for a burrito when my phone …
…I will be done with work. Done with inhouse work permanently (that’s the plan, anyway) and done with freelance work (to be done from home) until six weeks after Thumper’s arrival (except for one little bit of a job still …
If your knitter should set about knitting you a pair of socks, and you know as soon as the socks are cast on that you do not like the colorway, do not–I repeat, DO NOT– wait until the first sock …
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1. It’s hard to walk with someone’s head resting atop your pubic bone.2. It’s hard to sit in an office chair with someone’s head resting atop your pubic bone, especially when their feet are still kicking you in the ribs.3. …
There’s been a whole lot of baby showering going on. The weekend before last my (adorable and fantastic and loving and supportive) mom threw us a family shower, and this past weekend my (beloved and amazing and wonderful) friend Christina …
Pattern: Cascading Leaves by Jean TownsendYarn: Socks that Rock Carnelite (a kind gift from Em)Needles: 2mm Crystal Palace bamboo dpnsModel: Oscar “Thanks for the 2mm bamboo toothpicks” Madison
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. I’m a bit past the halfway mark and…it’s brilliant. Frighteningly good. The kind of book that half the time makes me insanely proud to be a novelist and inspires me to write and …
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The River Rapids socks are finished. They’re my new favorite socks. Don’t let the title alarm you–the socks are quite soft. (They’re Koigu, after all.) The colorway (Koigu KPPPM #P315L) reminds me of river stones. I couldn’t manage to take …
…and a seriously distorted tattoo. Here you can see what the tattoo used to look like, before Thumper’s renovations. Not just the wings, but the entire dragonfly has stretched out. (I guess I should have expected that.) It’ll be interesting …