Archives for: February 2009
Visiting Seattle
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I seem to have brought snow with me. There was an inch of snow on the ground in Seattle this morning. Fortunately Seattle was a balmy 32 degrees, unlike other places in the area. more »
Interesting article
A good article, no matter what you choose to think 'beliefs' are. It could be that you think your grandmamma's folk remedies work better than modern medicine, for instance. more »
Sometimes I wonder
About what to write here. It's not like I don't have a lot of rants, but most of my rants have to do with political and religious matters. I really don't like alienating people if I can help it, and it's SO easy to take both of those things far too perso… more »
You know you are celiac if...
Above is a link to some funny, sad, and true things about being gluten free.
One of the things about going gluten free is that you really have it brought home to you just how important food is. Here in the United States, we take food pretty much for g… more »
Red Beaded Smoke Ring
A while back I started a smoke ring using this pattern and this yarn.
I set it aside for almost a year, then I finally finished it in time for the Christmas Holiday. Then to make it perfect, I sent it out almost exactly a month after Christmas. I am s… more »
Another mysterious package
I got another mysterious package from Amazon a couple of weeks ago. I would have blogged sooner but I am still having that weird access issue that I really need to troubleshoot one of these days.
I'm not all that impressed with the Amazon gift list. Y… more »
Excellent list of logical fallacies
I found this while wandering around the web. It's pretty cool. The definition contains the fallacy it defines.
Excellent list of logical fallacies:
Ad Hominem:
This is the best logical fallacy, and if you disagree with me, well, you suck.
Appea… more »
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