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Back from MOPACA part 2

Saturday morning started off grey and the snow predictions for Kansas City were revised down to less than 12 inches. It started sleeting in the late morning and people were getting worried. We were up at 5am and hit Starbucks on our way. There was poop to clean up when

Back from MOPACA part 1

Took Friday off work and drove down to Pat and Jodi's place to meet Connie of Breezy Ridge Alpacas. She had rigged her van to be an alpaca transport, and it was piled high with hay, tables, stuff to sell, two alpaca, and all the alpaca paraphernalia to

Going to MOPACA

I am heading out to Kansas City tomorrow to visit MOPACA! It is the annual show of the Midwest Alpaca Breeder's Association. Travelling up with Jodi, Connie, and Max Storm, a Suri alpaca (his parents were Max Factor and Kong Storm). Max has a travel buddy and the

Book review: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

The text for Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" is in the public domain, which means people can pick it up, put in a storyline about zombies, and totally revamp one of my favourite classics. And I love it! It is a truth universally acknowledged that a

Memphis training

Drove down on Sunday for four days of training. Nice hotel, but a pitifully small conference room. Halfway through Monday's session, we were moved to the Forest Ballroom of the Peabody Hotel. Marble floors. Chandeliers. Coffee in silver pots. Live ducks parading around the fountain in the lobby.

Everyday Carry

Abby blogged about her Everyday Carry, the pocket stuff you carry around with you everywhere. And also the Extended everyday carry, for handbag contents. I am very rarely without either my handbag, or the day bag I take to work, or a laptop bag. If I'm going to

Monthly random

Big Life Drama = blog silence. And as dramas go, this one is a doozy. Have had no spare brainpower to think, let alone write. Good stuff is happening, and the dust will settle in a couple of months. I'll be in Memphis next week for company training. Possibly

Writing by hand

BBC News: The slow death of handwriting. Christmas cards, shopping lists and what else? The occasions in which we write by hand are fewer and fewer, says Neil Hallows. So is the ancient art form of handwriting dying out? A century from now, our handwriting may only be legible to

Birthday

There are few things better than a day off work with nothing planned, and one of them is a birthday off work with nothing planned except dinner with Hubby. He got my engagement ring repaired as a birthday gift. I love my ring. It's a simple diamond solitaire

FO: Third Cousin Gradient socks

Finished a pair of odd socks: Pattern: Mirrored panels of Oblique Openwork from Sensational Knitted Socks Yarn: Fyberspates self striping BFL in Peach, Plum, and Ginger Needles: US0 circular Duration: 1st February to 24th February 2009 The one at the top was done first, I used an Easy Toe, Sherman

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