Speaking of reading, I did stop at the library this morning and picked up Why Girls are Weird by Pamela Ribbon. While it's not the most literary book I've ever read, and is essentially chick lit fluff, it's pretty funny. It's about a women who, bored with her librarian job, ends up starting a website and posts "stories" (basically, her life in disguise) on the site (kind of like blogging). It has just the right amount of things that strike me as being really true-- the "blogging" (although it's not called that in the book), the references to Lloyd Dobler (the perfect man), John Cusack, High Fidelity. Hmm. Somehow this Pamela Ribbon must have the same fascination I do with John Cusack. Did anyone else think High Fidelity the book was way better than the movie? Although, I did rather enjoy John Cusack in it. Ok, enough with John Cusack already. (I love him and watched Say Anything again last weekend!)
Edit: P.S. I just found out the author has a blog here: http://www.pamie.com/
I just finished the book (yes, I am a fast reader), and there was even a reference to Ben Folds Five. Sigh. A book after my own heart. Turns out, the book was based on true events-- a lot of what was written, actually happened to her-- including actual "diary" (blog) entries. How cool?
Turns out there's a lot of drama/blog-war crappage going on right now between chibis and Wendys and curmudgeons. And darn. I missed it all. Sheesh the drama of knitters; we're like a regular soap opera.
Yes, this is a knitting blog. Here are my knitterly pictures.
Finished Regia 6 socks
Cascade 220 sock progress
I'm almost done with the gussett on the second sock.
congratulations. you are the kiss my ass happy
bunny. You don't care about anyone or anything.
You must be so proud
which happy bunny are you?
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