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And because I was sewing some with embroidery floss, I have decided that endbands are like friendship bracelets for books.

When you're in trouble, you can call DW.

But if I could do the Spock and/or Teal'c-style eyebrow raise, I'd totally be doing it in the general direction of the folks who take Bookbinding I who clearly have no crafty inclinations whatsoever. Like, I'm not saying you should come in with previous knowledge or knowing how to thread a needle or anything, but I feel like there's sort of a skill ( Read more... )

Time for a nap.

When you're in trouble, you can call DW.

It would help if Bootsie were less cute and distracting.


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Why is it that when I read fiction about a topic I'm interested in, I could read for days, but when I try to read non-fiction about a topic I'm interested in, I read for five minutes until... Bored Now: Kitty! And then I drag myself back and read some more until Bored Now: Internets! And it's not for lack of interest. I mean, the whole reason I ( Read more... )

or, This Shit Is So Boring I Fell Asleep Reading It.

(Charlotte Temple by Susanna Rowson, in case you were wondering what to avoid)

When you're in trouble, you can call DW.