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Aug 27, 2011

Sections 1-3 of F. Scott Fitzgerald's story "Bernice Bobs Her Hair" here for you today, plus a bunch of nifty links:

Defarge videos--you can start with this one,Homemade Milano Cookies, McSweeny's Huck Finn, Clara Castelar's video on Shepherdstown WV Kills Trees, a nice review of the sock book my Finnish socks adorn,



Aug 13, 2011

 

Part of my new policy in trying to make the titles more useful on iPods and such things, the title is more descriptive than poetic—I'll do that for starts and ends now.

This week I knit some moccasin socks, see my niece, watch a video on How Art Made the World book version

video version

I cringe at Feet on a Plane...


Aug 5, 2011

This week, FOSCO! Fosco's narrative signals the penultimate chapter of The Woman in White!

Amazon link is still there—not throwing the baby out with the bathwater (plus, you might need Kindle Books!) but still happy to be supporting indiebound I've done some more knitting, but mostly more shopkeeping, blogging, and