I made this for my great aunt.

I was really worried about the yarn, but it turned out pretty fricken awesome. I think this is going to be my new favorite gift to make for tiny people. The pattern demanded a little frustration but it was worth it. I got the pattern off of ravelry; here's a link straight to the pattern: http://www.interweave.com/knit/books/Wrap_Style/chanson_crochet.pdf
Ravelry, oh how I love you.
And also, always at least doubt ugly book photos.... ;)

the pumpkin did not last until halloween. hardly even 2 days!
of course the last time i carved a pumpkin, in pennsylvania, it may very well have been snowing on halloween.
so for next time, missy: california does not have the same refrigerator-like qualities as pennsylvania and you can't carve a pumpkin in advance.
/grumble

yes yes san diego caught on fire and i had a week off and my head is nice and cleared up and i've become an insomniac for the time being and today i carved a pumpkin and and and well here


roasted & ate the seeds and they were yummy. though roasted. on to the next thing...

sprouts! flax seeds.

playing around on ravelry because i finally got my invite and now i want to finish all my ufos but umm i'm too busy entering everything into the website and what it's 2am? crap!
the same thing happened with librarything...is still happening...damn this machine.

and i need to knit, huh.

I made this thing.

pattern is on Craftster somewhere...really easy & quick, if I can figure out how to get it not-so-huge I may make more in different colors.

my cat keeps licking the fur off his belly. so i figured he might appreciate a sweater.

apparently not. ungrateful little goblin.

one step closer to crazy cat lady. or am i already there??

my brother turned 30
he also taught me how to play nintendo waaaaaaay back in the day
and so

this was supposed to fit on my hand but my hands arent as gargantuan as the average hand, i suppose?