This is a tumblelog, kinda like a blog but with short-form, mixed-media posts with stuff I like. Scroll down a bit to start reading. Or a bit more to read more about me. Post number fifty nine - more girards. Post number thirty four - assorted iittala collection. Also featured in this post are some Kartio carafes by Kaj Franck and the Trio stacking bowls by Camilla Kropp. New Cooper Union Building, NYC.

Sunday, December 4, 2011. Another week - A New Project. A baby afghan will be this weeks project. My friend Judy is having her first baby, so a perfect gift would be a cozy baby blanket. and I hope to be able to help spoil her. I found a crochet pattern that I thought would be perfect, so I spent next three days crocheting away. S time to start all over, and this time I found a knitting pattern that fit my needs.

I had never even heard of it, so my friend Sarah. Got it for me when I turned 30. cummings had a cheeky little love child, and then that chid wrote this book. If you like tea, you need to get over to Harney and Sons. It is delicious, and it comes in these lovely tins. You can also now buy Harney and Sons at the little tea shop.

Air guitar, Legos, and Lightsabers. The Thomas Family Happenings! Sunday, August 16, 2009. Did you get that? I did I promise! And I have proof. To do a triathlon with his buddy Kurt. We pulled through it all no worse for the wear and the guys were AweSomE! But did that stop him? Last was the r.

Splitting a string in plain C. To split a string I would normally use the Boost tokenizer. For instance when I am having fun in solving some online programming problem, where no extra library could be used. In this case I fall back to this homemade split function. As example, see how I have used .