in progress

I made a one of these. I'm trying to resist the temptation to make 457 more and join them together to make a big flowery blanket, at least until I have finished the Endless Granny Square Blanket, which I keep deciding needs 'just another six inches', and is going on forever.


Everything in the garden seems to be quite big. Most exciting plant of the week award goes to the pumpkin which came from a seed from one we bought at Sainsburys. It remains to be seen whether it will produce any pumpkins.

We have produce! This is the first amount of leaves to be enough to make a salad on its own, and there's half a pound of black currants there. Which we later stewed and ate with ice cream. Yum.

ukulele us

Me and 850 of my close, personal friends broke the world record for playing in a ukulele ensemble on Saturday. It was the fun!

It's hard to break a five month silence.

fantasy weddings: Doctor Who

Current plans include:

The family dress as Dr Who villains. I favour my side as Daleks and his as Cybermen, though that implies my Dad would be Davros, which is a bit scary. All friends will dress as a doctor or companion of their choice (at current count this is 12 Tom Bakers, 3 Marthas and a David Tennant. I cannot persuade anyone to be a Donna In Wedding Dress, bloody spoilsports.) I am undecided between Ace and that Leela, but animal skins are always a popular bridal choice.

We now regret the decision to get rid of the Tardisrobe P got for Christmas several years ago, as it would have been very very useful.

twelve: braindead

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It must be nearly the tend of term.

eleven: for ani

Disclaimer: I am not depressed. Not today, anyhow.

ten: end of term itis

Teetering.
Spewing.
Spilling.
Spreading.

Piles of shoes
Piles of books
Piles of post
Piles of dishes
Piles of marking
Piles of clothes
Piles of bags
Piles of rubbish
Piles of parcels
Piles of yarn
Piles of coats
Piles of magazines
Piles of jumpers
Piles of papers
Piles of cables
Piles of CDs
Piles of instruments
Piles of jewellery
Piles of towels