Monthly Archives: July 2006

I don’t work here, I’m just here for the free fabric.

30 July 2006 by Giggles
Categories: Quilting/Sewing, Work

I’ve been going to Hancock Fabric three or four Saturdays a month since April. Supposedly I’m working there, but I haven’t made any money yet. I’ve gotten a lot of fabric though.

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What I learned about the birds outside my window

27 July 2006 by Giggles
Categories: Learn Something

It takes them one day to get all the birdseed I put in the feeder out of the feeder and on the ground. They can then spend about two days eating it off the ground. Why do I put it … Keep reading →

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The wonders of the internet

27 July 2006 by Giggles
Categories: Random, Science & Tech

Someone from the country of Tanzania looked at the pictures of my garden this morning. That is just very strange and slightly surreal to me. To think that someone way out there is looking at stuff I do here, it’s … Keep reading →

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School Supplies

25 July 2006 by Giggles
Categories: Education, Happy Things

I’m a geek. Or a teacher. Or someone who loves school. Or maybe a combination of all three. About two weeks ago I was at Wal-Mart one night picking up a few things, and I noticed they were getting ready … Keep reading →

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Cupcakes

23 July 2006 by Giggles
Categories: Happy Things, Random

I know that cupcakes and cakes are the exact same thing. I know they have the same ingredients, you can put the frosting on them both, and that they taste the same. But I like cupcakes better. Which is why … Keep reading →

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What I learned about aardvarks and Kokomo

22 July 2006 by Giggles
Categories: Learn Something

Aardvark comes from the Afrikaans words for earth “aard” and pig “vark.” Kokomo is an actual place. It is an island about an acre big with a Thai restaraunt, a pool, jacuzzi, bar, and a beach.42D

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What I learned about pipecleaners

22 July 2006 by Giggles
Categories: Learn Something

Pipecleaners are 65% galvanized wire and 35% polyester.

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