because I'm an ultra-geek...

and I'm an information professional (technically, not working as an archivist or a librarian at the moment, but as a records manager, which is not respected at all in the field, but I always choose the hard road), I found this article quite interesting, especially as it deals with blogging. I have never heard of a company requiring blogging as a job requirement but I can see it, I guess. As someone interested in electronic records management, I find preserving blogs interesting as well. We're going to lose our blogs, the way we've lost the early years of the Web and early video games and early personal computers. I shudder at it all while I acknowledge that nothing can be done and in all likelihood nothing should be done but I wish we could take a snapshot, now. I tell people I used to MUD and use Gopher and WAIS and people have no idea what I'm talking about. And I can't explain the obsession of sitting for hours at a dumb terminal just wandering about on the Internet which was not the World Wide Web.

The Maude tank and shrug...Ram Wools doesn't have all of the colors of Mission Falls cotton but I've asked them to send what they have. That way I can search for other vendors who may have the missing colors. Good idea? Thoughts?

I had to order another hank of the cashmere, as the three wasn't going to cut it. Another reason to hate the Vogue Knitting On the Go Scarves Two book. Incorrect yardage determination.