Random Weekend Things
Jun. 1st, 2009 09:05 amIt was great to see
groveperson, her husband and her adorable son this weekend. We went to the downtown farmer's market and I had an awesome spinach pie while we listened to live music. The music was unbearably loud, especially for the kidlet, but the man was so obviously permanently baked that it was worth it just for the hilarity. Especially when he went into a long winded explanation of the word 'esoteric' and launched into playing the theme from The Pink Panther. Also when all the nearby table started crying and he asked, "Is it because your balloons popped, or is it my music?" Groveperson's husband gave me a new cat toy for Roxy that she loved so much that when I put it on top of the bookcase for the night, I eventually had to move a chair and a few boxes so she'd stop trying to get to it.
And since I was in the land of, like, stores and things, I picked up my Father's Day presents and a bunch of cotton yarn. I may be acquiring a stash after all. But it's all necessary! For geeky washcloths! Like the Daleks I promised people, and the first of the Star Trek washcloths. (I'm making a gold and red one, and then planning to see if the red one manages to catch on fire, or get destroyed in the wash or something)
The Trek washcloth I knitted while mainlining the first disc of Chuck. OMG what a great show. I'd heard many good things, but had never gotten around to actually watching it. (I might have done much sooner if I'd known that Adam Baldwin was in it, and playing a very slightly more civilized Jayne to boot.) Very, very funny show.
And, to drive up my ratings, two more Roxy Pictures.
And since I was in the land of, like, stores and things, I picked up my Father's Day presents and a bunch of cotton yarn. I may be acquiring a stash after all. But it's all necessary! For geeky washcloths! Like the Daleks I promised people, and the first of the Star Trek washcloths. (I'm making a gold and red one, and then planning to see if the red one manages to catch on fire, or get destroyed in the wash or something)
The Trek washcloth I knitted while mainlining the first disc of Chuck. OMG what a great show. I'd heard many good things, but had never gotten around to actually watching it. (I might have done much sooner if I'd known that Adam Baldwin was in it, and playing a very slightly more civilized Jayne to boot.) Very, very funny show.
And, to drive up my ratings, two more Roxy Pictures.
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Date: 2009-06-01 01:16 pm (UTC)Also, I firmly endorse testing on the red washcloth.
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Date: 2009-06-01 01:56 pm (UTC)Alas, the metaphor has completely fallen apart.
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Date: 2009-06-01 01:31 pm (UTC)Glad that you had a good time this weekend. I thought of you on the drive in to work, because I was following an Ohio-plated vehicle, and the plate holder said "St. Mary/ St. Vincent".
(My sleepy brain then went off on a FF7 riff about "Yeah, I agree that Vincent is *good*, but a "saint?". I don't know...)
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Date: 2009-06-01 01:57 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-06-01 01:47 pm (UTC)Groveperson's husband gave me a new cat toy for Roxy that she loved so much that when I put it on top of the bookcase for the night, I eventually had to move a chair and a few boxes so she'd stop trying to get to it.
That's hilarious. I have to hide Winchester's toys, too, or he wakes me up at four in the morning by poking his chipmunk at my face.
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Date: 2009-06-01 01:58 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-06-01 02:21 pm (UTC)I have to look around to see if there is a washcloth pattern with the Klingon trefoil on it.
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Date: 2009-06-01 02:26 pm (UTC)I actually bought her another toy, that has the string and I can attach different tassles and feathers and such, but it broke getting it out of the stupid package. Should just take a bit of superglue to put it back together though.