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  • AboutI am also known as CraftyMoni elsewhere on the web. I am a Children’s Librarian. I am a photographer. I am a knitter. I am a reader. I am a wannabe poet. I blog. Sometimes I complain. I like to swear. I have a really twisted sense of humor. I think I might be a Zen Buddhist (Still trying to decide). Not a fan of organized religion. I am very liberal and can be vocal about it at times. I’m a daydreamer. Sometimes sassy. I try to be compassionate. I think I’m pretty nice most of the time. You can delve into deeper waters by reading these posts. You can see my photography on my Flickr page. If you like any photos you see there or on this site and would like to buy a print let me know. I would be happy to sell one to you! I blather about library stuff on  Twitter. You will also find me on Google+ and Facebook. Enjoy your visit!  
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I am a Children’s Librarian living in the Portland, Oregon area. When I am not Children’s Librianing I like to play with cameras and film. I also like playing the ukulele, knitting, sketching, and hiking.
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  • Mobius Scarf

    November 13, 2006

    Done and done. It curls in like a sonofabitch. I was tempted to frog and reknit in a pattern that would not curl, but I’m forcing myself not to.

    Pattern: Simplest of all mobius scarves from 1st Treasury of Magical Knitting by Cat Bordhi.
    Yarn: Noro Silk Garden. A tiny bit over one ball.
    Needles: Denise size 8. I connected two cables together to get a 40″ cable.
    Started: November 6th 2006.
    Finished: November 11th, 2006.

    I don’t recommend using the Denise Needles for this. I would go out and buy a long 47″ Addi Turbo circular needle if I were to do it all over again. I had a difficult time with the stitches flowing over the cable. I was constantly fighting them and pushing them to the other side.

    I think I would also like a pattern that would not cause it to curl so much. My friend at work knit three rows and purled three rows so that It ended up in a kind of horizontal ribbing pattern. I think I would have liked that better. But this works for me. I like that I can wrap it around my head, if need be.

    I have enough yarn to make myself a pair of flip top mittens to match. Yay! Stay tuned!

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  • riverbank

    November 12, 2006

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    We went hiking today at Riverside State Park. I loved the subdued colors of the bare bushes on the riverbank.

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  • And…Now we have the Senate. Barely.

    November 9, 2006
    Joe Lieberman, official photo.
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    Yes! Allen Conceded.

    Republican Sen. George Allen of Virginia conceded defeat Thursday afternoon to Democratic challenger Jim Webb, giving Democrats control of the Senate.

    However, Mandrake makes a good point about Lieberman over at Daffodil Lane.
    He basically won Conneticut with Republican votes and now he is in the pocket of these thugs. I’m not so sure if I trust that he will caucus with the Democrats. Especially after we totally turned against him (as we should have).

    I was listening to yesterday’s Democracy Now! podcast in which they interviewed Ralph Nader. He made an interesting point about the Lieberman Problem:

    He’s going to be pretty insufferable. I mean, you know, Joe’s inherent self-righteousness now is ballooning by the hour, and he’s going to view himself as a kingmaker if the swing in the Senate is one seat.

    So we’ll see what happens. I really wish we could have gotten Lieberman out of there.

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  • Snow!

    November 9, 2006

    It's Snowing!

    After I got ready for work this morning I looked out my window and saw snowflakes falling! It was so pretty that I decided to walk to work. Not the best idea because, while it looked pretty from my kitchen window, the slush was yucky and I was soaked by the time I arrived at work.

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  • Wha?

    November 8, 2006
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    This is turning out to be an even better day! Check it out:

    Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, architect of an unpopular war in Iraq, intends to resign after six stormy years at the Pentagon, Republican officials said Wednesday.

    W00T!

    GOP officials: Rumsfeld stepping down – CNN.com

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