Monday, December 11, 2006
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Backstory
- Julie
- Pennsylvania, United States
- I'm currently a stay at home mother, freelance writing on my off time, wondering how I became part of the ten thousand year old tradition of raising the kids while creating textiles. I grew up in NE Ohio dairy country, married a sailor, lived in Hawaii ten years, lived in SC for five years, then moved back to culture shock and confusion. Nothing but good times ahead.
E-mail me:
- SamuraiKnitter AT gmail.com
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- Happy new year!
- Today's accomplishments.
- The year in review.
- Kill me. Kill me now.
- More eeeee!
- Loose ends.
- Eeee!
- Loot!
- Baby photo.
- Actual fiber content!
- Photos!
- Ahhhh.
- Merry Christmas n' shit.
- Blog post from the edge.
- I've hit the wall.
- I love my readers.
- And another thing!
- Let's have some controversy with our tea, hmmm?
- In Ohio.
- No posts for a day or so!
- You guys rock!
- Rounding up details.
- Alert the media.
- Not quite chocolate on the face.
- Starting to look like Christmas.
- Slightly less pissed.
- Fuck.
- One tired baby.
- I'm over THAT for another year.
- Actual knitting content!
- More books that warped me.
- I may be a moron.
- Today's score.
- A day of photos.
- Warping space-time.
- Today's toll.
- Oh, and a question.
- I'm international!
- Language question.
- So freakin' domestic.
- Le gauge swatch.
- Steek-along signups!
- Just in time!
- Time to bake!! Whee!
- Oh, fine.
- Good news/bad news/good news/bad...
- I have gone to the dogs.
- More knitting stuff.
- I'm blogging and I can't shut up!
- Eeek.
- Slob or perfectionist?
- Feeling better.
- Bloody, buggering, pig-fucking hell.
- More whining.
- Has anyone seen my brain?
- Art is what you make of it.
- Steek-Along News!
- The previous record holder.
- Knitting, priorities, and baby cuteness.
- Baby fix.
- I did it.
- Botany rant.
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Knitting Links
Knitting Blather
- Lavender for pest control
- Provisional long-tail cast-on
- Occupational thearpy
- Ashford Kiwi review
- Spinning - predrafting
- Stranded color
- Darning ends
- Felting balls
- Choosing a pattern
- Design part one
- Reading and knitting
- Half-Graft Hems
- Types of seamless sweaters
- Math geek: the gauge swatch
- Gauge Part Two
- Row Gauge
- Fractal Thing
- Removing Provisional Cast-ons
- Taking knitting off the needles
- Dye wool with food coloring
- Dye job continued
- Bamboo vs. Wood Needles
- Using up stash
- How I learned to knit
- Washing Wool
- Substituting yarns
- Shaping in patterns
- Hand Care
- Vertical Fold Lines
- Eastern, Western, and Combined
- Thoughts on Copyright
Knitting Lace
Vogue Knitting Reviews
- Spring/Summer 2006
- Fall 2006
- Holiday 2006
- Winter 2007
- Spring 2007
- Anniversary Part One
- Anniversary Part Two
- Holiday 2007
- Winter 2008
- Spring/Summer 2008
- Fall 2008
- Holiday 2008
- Winter 2009
- Spring/Summer 2009
- Fall 2009
- Holiday 2009
- VK editor letter winter 2010
- Winter 2010
- Spring/Summer 2010
- Early Fall 2010
- Fall 2010
- Holiday 2010
- Winter 2011
- Spring/Summer 2011
- Early Fall 2011
Fashion stuff.
Projects of Infamy
Books
- Estonian Lace, Nancy Bush
- Color, Victoria Finlay
- Andean Inspired Knits, Hamann
- Color Works, Deb Menz
- Traditional Knittting Patterns, Norbury
- Latvian Dreams, Willams
- Knitting books, review
- Knitting books, review 2
- Knitting books, review 3
- Knitting books, review 4
- Knitting books, review 5
- Knitting books, review 6
- Lace knitting books, reviews
- Books to learn chart knitting
- Books on knitting history
- Suggested knitting books
- Books about food
- Books that warped me.
- More books that warped me
- Norsk Strikkedesign charts.
History stuff.
- Knitting migration
- Knitting migration2
- Knitting and technology
- Knitting and technology2
- Knitting and technology3
- Bast fibers
- Sericulture
- Religion and archeology.
- Human creativity.
- Spinning
- Inspiration
- Inspiration2
- Ancicent Greece
- N American migrations, Clovis
- Polynesians in S America
- Polynesian migrations
- History of Knitting rant.
- New tomb, Valley of the Kings
- Ancient Egyptian linen
- Egyptian mummy ID
Food, plants, and recipes.
- Dietary history
- Dietary history 2
- Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Brussels Sprouts
- Poppies
- Stevia
- Legumes and grains
- Apple Jack
- Chocolate
- Food trivia
- Food trivia 2
- Cloned food crops
- Cookie-making shortcuts
- Dressing
- Snickerdoodles
- Almond cookies
- Amish Lemonade
- Lemonade
- Fruit Brick
- Fuckeyes
- Key Lime Pie
- Key-tinis
- Mango-tinis
- Toffee chip shortbread cookies
- Weirdass date cookies
Non-Knitting Links
7 comments:
Give her a few more months and she could be using all kinds of fun words. For example, my two-year old decided that chanting "damnit" was great fun this morning. And I can only blame myself.
she's gonna surprise you one day and say exactly those three words! Just you wait!
You leave a sweater out, the cat lies on it and it's the CAT'S fault?
Good kitty, ignore the mean lady.
She won't say stuff like that until your parents and/or in-laws are around - it's not worth it until then.
I showed my husband this post. He walked around the house sniggering to himself saying, 'Sekhmet you fucker.' he he
My mom says my dad stopped swearing where I could hear him when I first started talking and told him, "Shut up!"
My husband said our son picked up words we emphasized in our sentences, the really stressy-sounding words. So if he said, "DAMN it, don't pull all my CD's onto the floor!" . . . guess which word our son would pick out to repeat?
Hint: not CD's. Not floor. And definitely in front of sweet grandmotherly women.
(lol) Yeah...that's why Kewyn went running out of the house screaming "I'm a PSYCHOPATH!"
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