Have I mentioned how agreeable Simon is!?
(And as I post this, he's hopping up on the plugs/UPS behind the computer, checking things out - which he's done before and managed to kill all the power to the computer. On two different occasions!)
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
More clues...
Sorry - I know there's a lot of new cat pics already, but I can't resist posting these two!
Have I mentioned how agreeable Simon is!?
(And as I post this, he's hopping up on the plugs/UPS behind the computer, checking things out - which he's done before and managed to kill all the power to the computer. On two different occasions!)
Have I mentioned how agreeable Simon is!?
(And as I post this, he's hopping up on the plugs/UPS behind the computer, checking things out - which he's done before and managed to kill all the power to the computer. On two different occasions!)
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But seriously, enough with the &*%&ing cats! More BF instead!
People like the cats! And Brett's not doing cut posey stuff like they are.
Peter, please...there can never be enough cats...N-E-V-E-R!! People DO like cats...nay...people LOVE cats!! :)
Are you a knitter, Jeph? I've tried to knit (even taken a class) but my tension just never seems to be consistent. Any suggestions?
Ginger Tabby, you guessed correctly: Jeph IS knitting. I am his knitting mentor and I am so amazed with how quickly he has become proficient. His stitches are perfect, he picks up new techniques immediately, and he is fearless. He is so advanced already (working on a pair of sox on double-pointed needles!) that I am certain he must have been a Master Knitter in a past life.
LOL Julie's giving me WAAAAY too much credit...and actually, SHE gets most of the credit for teaching me this stuff. It's interesting - you take a string, keep looping it back in on itself from different angles, and before you know it you have a hat or socks (not done!) or a cat toy! You get all this cool stuff from...a string. Then you just change up the colors, the shape and the material... Oh, and I think it helps that I see each knit as a pixel on a computer screen when doing graphical work - so I can visualize what the color changes can create... (NEEEERD!)
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