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This was an eye-opening look at perceived threats. Our greatest danger? Ourselves…
Hard to believe that The Matrix came out ten years ago.
How to cast on stitches at the end of a row and end up with nice edges – from TECHKnitting, of course.
Check out how tiny the 9″ HiyaHiya circular needles are – they fit into an Altoids tin!
Turn a business card into an earbud winder via origami.
As our thoughts turn to spring, maybe this inexpensive trellis is just what you need to increase your vegetable growing space.
Excellent – research actually supports that some leisure-related internet browsing while you’re at work can increase your productivity.
What evil lurks in the heart of kitteh?
Hmm. Maybe it’s best to retract that question…
A jungle kitty. Oooh.
All bite and no bark…er…
Yea! I browse the internet all day while at “work”! And I’m very “productive” Please note “random” use of “quotation” marks as “proof” that I’ve been “browsing” too much!
Sneaky kitty. Good thing the glowing eyes give her away.
Only the shadow knows for sure….bwah ha ha hah!
And after you use the 9″ circulars you can keep your anti inflammatories in the altoids tin
Wow, 10 years? Time flies…I remember seeing it for the first time and thing – cooool. And WTF?? Oh wait, that came later.
“Watch quietly as the stealthy black house cat waits patiently for her prey to let down her guard. Perhaps this will be his lucky day, and the family will eat. Or, perhaps the hunt will be unsuccessful, and she will once again have to rely on the goodwill of her den mother.”
I was too chicken to browse the web or check email on my computer at work. (Many things were blocked, anyway. Luckily, I use a smartphone; perfect for breaks!)
Fun links. I’ve used that concrete reinforcement wire to make big, sturdy tomato cages, as well as for trellises. It works really well, but it does rust. I figure it adds iron to the soil, but it does make me a little nervous around any cut edges of the wire. I think this year I’ll toss it all and get something that’s galvanized.
Yes, I did take the time, here at my desk, at my job, where I’m clearly supposed to be doing other things, to try the business card origami. Perhaps slightly dweeb-ish of me, but I couldn’t resist.
Chris- I’m still laughing at the cat play houses.
Oh, those are awesome shots!
Thanks for all the links. I can’t stand 16″ circs; the 9″ make my hands hurt just thinking about it.
Be careful. You seem to have a panther in your house.
Bruce is cool – scary at times but cool.
Psst, Chris, your inner geek is showing. Oh, wait, so’s mine…strike that.
I can’t see the point of 9 inch circs either. I think it would be very difficult to knit with them.
You really wonder what goes through little kitty brains when they are lurking and stalking like that. Some part of their brains must still think they are big jungle cats.
kitteh’s are very scary creatures.
when I can knit socks I always use the hiya hiya needles – they’re awesome!
Evil? In your kittehs? No way, I refuse to believe it! 🙂
I’ve always thought if that it would be much better if people focused on the real threats instead of perceived threats.
I had an aunt who used to rig up a trellis on the side of her porch with some nails and some string. It seemed to work well.
You’d better watch out for the panther hiding in the jungle.
zombie kittie?
Those are great pictures!
I love those pictures.
love those errr, ummm, stealth kitties 😉
I love those teeny tiny needles 🙂 Gorgeous stealth kitties.