The new phone takes photos that are much better than the old phone. Only problem so far is I can’t figure out how to send a message along with a photo!
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Feeling all Lovie…
It is really hard to get a photo of your own heel, you know? I had to shoot “blind” to get one that I really liked. I continued the pattern on the Jaywalker down the heel instead of working the heel in the pattern. I almost always wear open-backed shoes of some sort, so this was the best option for me. (View it larger if you want.)
Every time I look at the Jaywalker, I start to sing, “Jaywalkin” to the tune of “Jive Talkin” by the Bee Gees. It just works.
Yarn: Trekking XXL, Color #109 (I think)
Pattern: The Jaywalker from Magknits
Finished: Knitting – February, 2006; Kitchnered the toe – March, 2006
In a few minutes, I’m heading out to meet up with Amy (aka Amylovie) to interview her for the next podcast about the opening of her new store, Yarntopia! I’m so excited! I think this is actually the first time I’ve met a knitblogger in person after reading their blog – all the other knitbloggers I know I met in person first. Whee!
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Be Bold! Be Daring!
I just received my copy of “The Daring Females Guide to Ecstatic Living” in the mail today. I had already checked out the Daring Female website last week, so I was really curious to see what the book would offer.
I amuse myself when the first thing I think as I open the package is, “Oh! It has glitter on the cover! How cool is that! So cute! Look at it, when I move it, it sparkles!” Yes, you can laugh now. I did.
I’ve only had a chance to make an initial flip through the book, but so far it looks really interesting! I’m looking forward to reading it even more now – I need to learn to banner my inner perfectionist and embrace a daring life!
Jaywalker 2 underway!
(I’m getting a new cell phone this weekend that doesn’t take craptastic photos. It will make the knitting posts *so* much easier. Yeah!)
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Hate the Voicemail Maze on Phones?
Hate the Voicemail Maze on Phones? You need to check out GetHuman.com! I just saw this on the news and it looks so wonderful!
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