Archive for the ‘stuff’ Category

Scariest. Cat. Ever.

In: stuff

15 Dec 2006

Gracie Returns Originally uploaded by LarryB. Holy crap.

It figures

In: stuff

10 Dec 2006

Busy busy busy

In: stuff

8 Dec 2006

That’s me, Miss Busy Bee. I’ve been learning how to knit, realizing that knitting can be an expensive hobby, switching over to sewing, embroidery and crazy quilting [MUCH cheaper], and discovering a vibrant, thriving web community of crafters. AND… I got an idea for a book about this community of crafters. I love to create [...]

Buy Nothing Day

In: stuff

24 Nov 2006

Today is traditionally the biggest shopping day of the year, but you don’t have to join the insanity. Stay home, relax, enjoy your Thanksgiving leftovers, and celebrate Buy Nothing Day. Think of it as your little contribution to saving the planet.

Funniest catalog ever

In: stuff

17 Nov 2006

If you’d like to be entertained while you do your cyber Christmas shopping, This is the catalog for you: American Science & Surplus. Plus, the prices are amazing. One of my favorite items: Digital Suspension Device We’re using semantic obfuscation to crowd this plastic finger hook into a scientific category. It really doesn’t cut it [...]


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I'm not really famous. In case you were wondering. But I tried. I once believed that fame makes you real - a perversion of "The Velveteen Rabbit" theme that love makes you real. Guess I equated fame with love. Sad. You can read more about that here.

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  • How I Went Vegan — The Complete Flake: [...] of months, that’s all it takes. If you want to store food for several years, there’ [...]
  • LaVonne Ellis: Smart! Half a dozen or more of those abandoned websites are mine, lol. This one almost became one of [...]
  • Mike Korner: Twitter is definitely unique LaVonne. Like all tools, it is valuable/powerful in the right hands and [...]
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  • Mike Korner: Hang in there LaVonne! Your nephew sounds like the kind of person who will find a way to succeed -- [...]