Recent Entries
Saturday Morning Baking
Ahem. Politics Links (11/30) Breaking News: Hostages Taken at Clinton Office How much for the Twelve Days of Christmas? Politics Links (11/29) Booking Through Thursday: Rolling Officially "one of those days" Politics Links (11/28) Procrastination Flow Chart
Archives
December 2007
November 2007 October 2007 September 2007 August 2007 July 2007 June 2007 May 2007 April 2007 March 2007 February 2007 January 2007 December 2006 November 2006 October 2006 September 2006 August 2006 July 2006 June 2006 May 2006 April 2006 March 2006 February 2006 January 2006 December 2005 November 2005 October 2005 September 2005 August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 May 2005 April 2005 March 2005 February 2005 January 2005 December 2004
By Subject
...and a side of existential angst.
2007 Finishes: Books 2007 Finishes: Knitting 2007 UFO Resurrection Challenge Amazing Lace 2006 Bas Bleu Because I clearly do not have enough to do... Blogathon 2006 Breaking up is hard to do. Can't pick 'em; gotta love 'em. Cross those stitches. Don't forget to preheat the oven. Getting to 50,000 Give me my pointy sticks. Hey, look! I finished something! Holidays are supposed to be fun, right? I cannot believe this is happening. I have to watch SOMETHING while I knit. I love lists! I want to know! Jumping on the bandwagon Just be happy YOU don't have to live with me. Kittens are cute. Meanwhile, in the outside world... More about me than you ever wanted to know My craftiness knows no bounds. My love/hate relationship with pop culture No, actually, I am not okay. Now playing (or not) on Aurelia iPod Of course I can knit that before Christmas. Olympic Knitting 2006 One must support oneself somehow. Project Spectrum Random Kat Facts Sanity is overrated. Sugar and spice and... whatever. Summer Reading Program - My Books Summer Reading Program 2006 Thank goodness for friends. The blog people The examined life The halls of academia These people are in charge? Today on the Internets Warning: Liberal Welcome to my world What housework? What, me? Have an opinion? What, you expected coherence? Wheeee! WOMAN Challenge 2007 Yarn Life You know you knit too much when... You spin me right round, baby.
Rings
|
November 08, 2006Another nailbiter, and an actual finish.Warning: LiberalOnce again, I stayed up way too late watching election coverage, only to have things undecided when I went to bed. And when I woke up. But I'm certainly not complaining. I am in fact very happy. And still refreshing Google News every 30 seconds, of course. (CNN.com is blocked at work. This makes me very sad.) I'm very proud of my state. We replaced both our Republican incumbents in the House with Democrats - one of whom is the first female who New Hampshire has sent to Congress. Our Democrat governor was reelected, and the Dems took both state houses and, I think, the executive council. It's nice to feel like my vote actually did help change something. I was basically in a news blackout from 5-10pm last night, which was rather stressful. Luckily, a wonderful friend called a little after nine to let me know about the first wave of good news: Santorum and DeWine and Bass out, Lynch still in (but we expected that). I listened to NPR from 10-10:25 while driving home and then was glued to CNN until one. Seeing Wolf Blitzer call the House was a nice moment, as were seeing the Virginia (I hope I hope) and Missouri races start to turn. But, of course, it's not over. It probably won't be over until almost Christmas. Sigh. Something that is done: My new scarf! Finally! I finished it during D&D last night and wove in the ends while getting my CNN fix this morning. I adore it (except for the weird puckering thing it does in a few spots). And, of course, now that it's done, it's warmer here than it's been in weeks. Figures. Posted by Kat at November 8, 2006 07:29 AMComments
I love the scarf! It's beautiful. Did you do triangles and join or cast on and decrease on one side, then pick up or is it more like domino knitting with the decreases coming in the center? I'm intrigued. Posted by: Ivy at November 8, 2006 12:35 PMThe scarf looks beautiful! I can't wait to see it in person. And yay for getting rid of Bass. I don't really have the right to comment since I didn't vote, but I'm glad he's out, anyway. Posted by: Kristy at November 8, 2006 02:31 PMThe scarf looks lovely! Definitely block it -- that should smooth out the puckers, and make it officially perfect ;-) Posted by: Tracy at November 9, 2006 09:37 PMGorgeous scarf. I know you told us before, but refresh my memory: yarn? pattern? Posted by: kmkat at November 11, 2006 09:02 PMPost a comment
|
Kat with a K
Favorite Places
Some Favorite Blogs
Almost Felted
Angry Readhead Bitch Ph.D. Border Episcopalian The Daily Kitten Defulct The Femiknit Mafia Got Advice? Knitalicious The Magpi Mamacate Meg's Diary! Newness of Life Raising WEG San Diego Dispatches The Stitch Witch Stumbling Over Chaos Wendy Knits WIL WHEATON dot NET Yarn Harlot Zuzu's Perch Non-Fiber Blogroll Yarn Life Blogroll |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||