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Here's some woolly mammoth hair that Patrick got at the Lowcountry Jewelry, Gem, Mineral & Fossil Show today.
Wonder how much more he would need to actually spin some yarn?
Also saw Iron Man today. Loved it. Robert Downey, Jr. hit just the right notes.
If you go, please be sure to stay until the credits are over for a surprise.
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R.E.M.: Out of Time
i hadn't listened to this CD in years, and I was recently reminded how good it was. There are few pop songs more perfect than "Near Wild Heaven."
Music for the Masses
Depeche Mode: Music for the Masses
Oh Pimpf!
Eurythmics: Savage
Can I ever get enough of Beethoven (I love to Listen to)? Probably not. Fantastic album.
Seal: Soul
I like to sing along to this collection of Soul songs styled by Seal.
Annie Lennox: The Annie Lennox Collection (CD/DVD)
"I was lost/Until you came." I'm on the verge of worshiping Annie Lennox. She's totally amazing.
U2: No Line On The Horizon
I was fearful that I wouldn't like this album, but surprise, I did. It's pensive and beautiful, and my current favorite is "Breathe."
Invaders Must Die
The Prodigy: Invaders Must Die
The Prodigy is back! Love it. Take Me to the Hospital, Run with the Wolves, and Stand Up are my current favs.
Scream
Chris Cornell: Scream
On the first listen, I found the whole "Chris Bringing Sexy Back" vibe really weird, but once I settled down really listened, it's not as bad as the critics say, and there are more than a few songs I like.
I really want to see Iron Man. Should have gone today! Hmmpf. I need a time management class or something.
Posted by: Beth | May 04, 2008 at 11:51 PM
To make a useable ball of yarn I would have to blend it with mohair, silk & Blue Face leister to spin it because it is so coarse & at $10.00 a micro gram (?) it would probably be the most expensive ball of yarn ever. Also I thought Iron Man was great even though I'm not a big super hero fan.
Posted by: Patrick | May 05, 2008 at 01:07 AM
Interesting!
Loved the colors for the babette square you showed - I hope you didn't really frog it. When it's mixed in with all the other wild and crazy squares it'll be beutiful!
Your polka dot blanket - Oh how CUTE! Lucky baby!
Posted by: Laura | May 06, 2008 at 01:45 PM
Haven't forgotten about your Noro hat/yarn - just confused and spacey with the email organization!
Posted by: deborah | May 08, 2008 at 12:31 PM