Keen Teal-sky Moniker

Thanks for the heads up.

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. What fiber did you use for the reeds at the water's edge?

For a wee bit of levity, please picture the "truck-hauling monkeys' that I did when I first read the headline.

That would be a lot easier than the random assortment of S-Hooks and paper clips I used on the loose threads of my last weave. I'll have to grab some binder clips...

Is the pulse pounding drama in the room with us?

Can you share a link to the pattern and yarn colors you've selected. Those are delightful.

Do I need to ask if you're OK?

Potatoes?

How about we fund hospitals well enough that a "normal day" in the ER doesn't involve people sitting in the hallway for 12 hours?

It's stuck again 😞

What yarn (weight) are you using? Diamond twill is on my list of things to try, and I'm wondering what will work best with the heddles I have. (I have two 30/10 heddles like what you're showing.)

Hi @npr.org! We worked late tonight putting together this handy pocket guide!

It doesn't address road design issues, but if we're going to educate road users, we should include drivers.

It's the size of a folded business card. Print it, fold it, put it in your wallet!

A warping board with white, blue and green cotton, arranged in stripes.

Warping for the next project. First time for an indirect warp, but why make it easy? 350 ends, 12', with stripes. #weaving

'Rapture' comes from the Latin 'rapere' meaning "to seize and carry off."

'Raptor' also comes from 'rapere.'

We hope neither carries you off today.

It is once again the season to get angry at people who put DISGUSTING SQUASH into things labeled pumpkin spice. All I want is the warm spices, you morons.

Yours hasn't updated in a few days.

Digital Fortress!

That's because you are compact and efficient.

Nice.

I mean obviously, it's a signal about removing white men from the conversation. "I'm not in this picture, therefore it is WOKE."

Also no maps that I can see, and "we will deliver to the trail head"... So for Pittsford, is that behind the JCC, lock 32, by the sewer department building? Schoen Place (which end?), Embankment Park?

Not intended to be an attitude, just reality that traditionally published authors are in charge of the words between the covers but the publishing team is in charge of the book design, including the cover.

Unless you're self-published, the author may have no idea.

Five years ago?

Handwoven strap in the colors teal, natural and yellow.

Strap, woven using Baltic Pickup on a rigid heddle, for use as a lanyard. I want to work a bit on selvages and keeping a more consistent width, but it will do well for its purpose once I add the hardware. #weaving #rigidheddle

Step counter showing 18,981 steps/8.01 miles. Ow, my feet.

Not the whole thing -- at that point I was doing my best to not walk too far -- but we explored it a little bit. (My walking plan was done in when we walked across central park and went to the Met Museum).

Kerr Theater, with Hadestown banner.

Hadestown set, view from mezzanine.

Pigeon statue, "Dinosaur" in the High Line park in the Hudson Yards region of NYC.

We went to see Hadestown -- good show, impressive staging, but volume a little much, and the seat size in the theater definitely subscribes to the "pack them in" principle (seats short and close to the next row). Sitting in the mezzanine leaves you subject to stage lights directly at eye level.

Not for everyone. I never even knew there was such a thing until I was an adult, and started baking, when it showed up as an ingredient.

Looks like a portative organ to me. Woman on the right might have lyrics to sing along with the tune.