It’s been real nice chatting with ya, kiddo! That’s the best part about camping… Makin’ new friends!
It felt so real. Wargh! I just lived the trauma all over again!
See, I have a bit of a problem with letting other people define me. I’ve really gotta work on that…
I’ve really got to stop taking my work with me on vacation…
Show me a creature who does not enjoy a breath of fresh air, and I will show you a stinky fish, yes?
Now is Pavé’s personal time. Please! No autographs. …Forgive Pavé. He is tired.
For some reason, there’s a new “suddenly trip and fall down” mechanic in Animal Crossing New Leaf tonight.
I’m probably more comfortable with turnips than I am with people!
Look, the sleigh is great, but it doesn’t exactly run on unleaded. This is my daily driver!
Does my hair look all right, maaan? I like to look good when I fly my freak flag, you know?
There’s still plenty more to come, so please enjoy them until your body just can’t stand the fun!
Most people have to earn their sea legs, but mine are already attached! It’s land legs that elude me.
The profit margin on our clothing is so low, no matter how hard I work, it feels like I get nowhere!
I’ll let you in on a little secret, OK? THE SUIT IS TAKING OVER MY MIND.
Hey, I can’t be a terrifying symbol of doom, darkness, and despair 365 days a year, you know?
It is done. Done like the past. Tomorrow is here!
Happy HTML Day!
I'm taking a two-day machine knitting workshop intensive, so I did not have the energy to join the folks at the Valentino Jr. Park meetup.
Instead I am writing this post (in HTML) while watching along to Jenn Schiffer's "HTML Day From Home (hdfh)" stream.
The workshop is Machine Knitting 101, from Brooklyn's Textile Arts Center's line of Machine Knitting classes and workshops. Today, our instructor Eileen walked us through some of the basics.
We bought a knitting machine, a Brother KH-930e, back in, checks notes, =chokes= like 2011 or 2012?? Enticed by Becky Stern's post on on hacking the KH-930e. As it turns out, the electronics hacking was NOT the difficult part of working with one of these machines! After some rounds of buying replacement parts and maintenance, we got a couple of little projects out of it, but found it challenging enough to work with that we stopped messing with it. But, we still have it, and I'm excited to try again!
Here's a photo of the workshop syllabus, as well as some of my debris from today's workshop.
From top to bottom, left-to-right:
Thank you for reading. I hope to post more knitting projects. I hope to read your HTML Day creations!
'til next time!