Ribbon Bookmark
I made this bookmark for the hymnals at church. Mass production (pun not intended, I’m not Catholic) begins Sunday after services—I made 1, we need 250.
I made this bookmark for the hymnals at church. Mass production (pun not intended, I’m not Catholic) begins Sunday after services—I made 1, we need 250.
I made this bookmark for the hymnals at church. Mass production (pun not intended, I’m not Catholic) begins Sunday after services—I made 1, we need 250.
At my local takeout place
At my local takeout place
I went to a great birthday party last weekend, with an ice cream cake from The Chilly Cow. Delicious!
Sadly, the green icing apparently causes zombification.


I just started a project that embeds white crochet into brightly-colored squares. I really liked this yellow, but was afraid that the white wouldn’t show up. My fear was unfounded-it looks great!
The only mail client that can keep up with me and my correspondents is Gnus. The only to-do-list manager I’ve stuck with is OmniFocus. While I’ve found other code for communicating from Emacs to OmniFocus, I hadn’t found anything to specifically extract Gnus messages and post them to the OmniFocus inbox. I’ve now written a binding to do just that, based on earlier non-Gnus work by Ken Case of The Omni Group.
The story of Alice and Kev is a story of a homeless family—a man who hates children and his hard-working but miserable daughter—played out in The Sims 3.

It’s still ongoing, so after reading through the heart-wrenching story so far, I subscribed to their RSS feed. Start from the beginning, it’s worth it.
Boston does not have exciting malls, and those it has I don’t visit much. But I badly needed a break from working, and my hotel is in this mall’s parking lot, so I walked over. It feels like playing tourist in a different America. They have stroller-cars, a whole store for just cookies, and a carousel. Also, on a Tuesday at 20:30, almost no people…
I’d never seen a Chick-Fil-A with a playground before. Because I accidentally ended up here during Kids’ Night, it’s also overrun with kids and a cow mascot. Luckily the kids are mostly well-behaved (even the ones afraid of the cow)