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Archive for March, 2006

Techno-slave

Lately I’ve been a slave to my MP3 player. I’ve spent a tremendous amount of time learning about how to best use it’s features and load it up with podcasts. I spent about 2 hours Sunday night searching Podcast Alley for stuff I wanted to listen to people talk about: knitting, gardening, dogs, environmental stuff, [...]

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March Madness

No, this has nothing to do with NCAA basketball, so if that’s what you’re expecting just move along. Although this phrase has traditionally been used for the basketball play-offs that happen at this time of year, seeing as it’s being used in car commercials and even craft advertisements (I’m sure I saw an email from [...]

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You drive me crazy!

I’m really trying to be a good blogger and post. Honestly. Blogger has just been driving me nuts for the past two days. It won’t let me upload any photos. I get that little dialog screen that show photos are uploading, and then all action just stops. That’s as far as I get! GRRRRR!!!

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About books

I’ve been enjoying a lazy Saturday morning of laying in bed dozing, followed by sipping a cup of tea and browsing the blogs. On Erica’s blog I came across the following meme and thought I’d give it a whirl.
Meme instructions: Look at the list of books below. Bold the ones you’ve read, italicize the ones [...]

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Do you ever ask yourself hypothetical questions like this one: if there was a soundtrack for my day today, what would it be? I’m sure I’m not the only person who’s thought of this. I mean, what are all those IPod commercials featuring people with dancing shadows and stuff about if not this exact sort [...]

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I feel there are a few loose ends that I need to wrap up, and maybe a few newer threads to dangle out there.
First order of business: should I claim a medal from the Knitting Olympics? The fact that I haven’t yet posted a medal is not because I have any issues with Franklin’s wonderful [...]

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