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Feb. 5th, 2009 10:13 pmI'm two for two this week in the "getting stuff done on days I'm not working in evening" stakes. Today, I not only did a little more organizing in my sewing room, I thoroughly cleaned and oiled my machines. The last time I did this... well, I was in Canada, that's for sure. It would seem I'm not a good mother to my babies. >_<;;;
Speaking of sewing, I finally joined the sewing communities I used to watch. Here's hoping it will inspire me and get me started on all those half-finished projects I have lying around!
I also finished watching SYTYCDC, and the outcome didn't suprise me, but I'm still flailing about how awesome the whole show was -- will write more on Monday, when I get my weekly reviews done.
Going through my Taiwan pictures (yes, finally), I can't believe that M-P and I crammed so much into so few days. Seriously, our first day in Taipei, we saw about half the city, including the Taipei 101 building, the botanical gardens, Chang Kai Shek's shrine/monument, and one of the larger night markets. But by the end of our trip, we were mostly taking cracky pictures of each other, it seems. Here, take a look: ( Me being silly in Taiwan )
Speaking of sewing, I finally joined the sewing communities I used to watch. Here's hoping it will inspire me and get me started on all those half-finished projects I have lying around!
I also finished watching SYTYCDC, and the outcome didn't suprise me, but I'm still flailing about how awesome the whole show was -- will write more on Monday, when I get my weekly reviews done.
Going through my Taiwan pictures (yes, finally), I can't believe that M-P and I crammed so much into so few days. Seriously, our first day in Taipei, we saw about half the city, including the Taipei 101 building, the botanical gardens, Chang Kai Shek's shrine/monument, and one of the larger night markets. But by the end of our trip, we were mostly taking cracky pictures of each other, it seems. Here, take a look: ( Me being silly in Taiwan )
