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Apr. 4th, 2011 10:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
darchildreThings:
- Today was long. But it did contain excellent sandwiches made with homemade bread. Alas, the bread did not turn out to be what I would consider pumpernickel, so I must again go back to the drawing board. (Maybe the caramel color is actually necessary? Maybe I should add caraway seeds?) But it is still good, in a general sort of brown bread way, and I have enough dough in the fridge to make at least two more loaves. I plan to bake another loaf tomorrow morning, since the first one is now gone.
- The vest I have been crocheting for months is nearly done. I just have to finish the last row, weave in all the ends, and sew on the buttons. I'm terribly excited about this. However, I'm taking a little break from it, since I have apparently done something to my wrist. Hopefully, it'll be finished this week and I can wear it at least once before the weather gets too warm.
- While I've been working on my vest, I have been watching a lot of DS9. Now I'm more than half way through season two. Things I had forgotten: 1) how amazingly gorgeous Kira is, seriously, oh my god, 2) how much I genuinely do like Bareil, 3) how much Quark is Humphrey Bogart sometimes.
- The thing about watching DS9 is that it makes my brain go, "Hey, you could reread Millennium." I'm not at all sure if that's a good thing. I've read Millennium a couple of times now, but the nice thing is the urge tends to wait several years before hitting me again, which gives me time to completely forget the plot. Here is what I consistently remember about Millennium when I'm not reading it: 1) Kai Weyoun, 2) Miles O'Brien trapped in a Dyson sphere full of sand. Other things happen, I'm pretty sure, but those are my overwhelming impressions.
- I think it is time to go to bed, before I start filling my kindle full of DS9 novels.
- Today was long. But it did contain excellent sandwiches made with homemade bread. Alas, the bread did not turn out to be what I would consider pumpernickel, so I must again go back to the drawing board. (Maybe the caramel color is actually necessary? Maybe I should add caraway seeds?) But it is still good, in a general sort of brown bread way, and I have enough dough in the fridge to make at least two more loaves. I plan to bake another loaf tomorrow morning, since the first one is now gone.
- The vest I have been crocheting for months is nearly done. I just have to finish the last row, weave in all the ends, and sew on the buttons. I'm terribly excited about this. However, I'm taking a little break from it, since I have apparently done something to my wrist. Hopefully, it'll be finished this week and I can wear it at least once before the weather gets too warm.
- While I've been working on my vest, I have been watching a lot of DS9. Now I'm more than half way through season two. Things I had forgotten: 1) how amazingly gorgeous Kira is, seriously, oh my god, 2) how much I genuinely do like Bareil, 3) how much Quark is Humphrey Bogart sometimes.
- The thing about watching DS9 is that it makes my brain go, "Hey, you could reread Millennium." I'm not at all sure if that's a good thing. I've read Millennium a couple of times now, but the nice thing is the urge tends to wait several years before hitting me again, which gives me time to completely forget the plot. Here is what I consistently remember about Millennium when I'm not reading it: 1) Kai Weyoun, 2) Miles O'Brien trapped in a Dyson sphere full of sand. Other things happen, I'm pretty sure, but those are my overwhelming impressions.
- I think it is time to go to bed, before I start filling my kindle full of DS9 novels.
