Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Saturday, June 27, 2009

Impulse buys


Caron Country in Soft Sunshine and Foliage


The Office, Season Four (my collection is complete mwahaha)


Regina Spektor~"Fidelity" from Begin to Hope. This song is so addicting. Play count is at 11 already 8|

This post is brought to you by summer and boredom. Next up is a discussion of art and the trials of lace, to please all you creative types. We're also overdue for some books, aren't we?

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

This is Radio Nowhere

*reappears*
No creative content this post around, but have some Bruce.

Yep, I was a lucky girl that got to go to the Bruce Springsteen Working on a Dream concert! It was loud, crowded, and awesome :D







And because it's my favorite pic of the night, let's resize this one, shall we?

The playlist!
Badlands
Candy's Room
Outlaw Pete
Jackson Cage
She's The One
Working On A Dream
Seeds
Johnny 99
Youngstown
Good Lovin'
Like A Rolling Stone
Darkness On The Edge Of Town
Waiting On A Sunny Day
The Promised Land
I'm On Fire
Kingdom Of Days
Lonesome Day
The Rising
Born To Run
Hard Times
Thunder Road
Land of Hope and Dreams
American Land
Glory Days
Mony Mony


Gotta go, gotta build a house of loooooove…

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Is there a lazy-faced smiley?

Don't really feel like blogging. Don't know why :P So today I'm just giving some (random) updates.

Knitting:
Procrastinating on starting the second sock.

Started a cloche instead to use up some mohair and match the Pink Aura Scarf. It is going very easily; I just hope I have enough yarn.

Also, since cloches are so easy, I am going to design a cloche after this one is finished. It will be prettier edging-wise, but easy and of course you will get it free ;)

Art:
Drawing/sketching a book inspired portrait/scene/whatever, it's gonna take a while, so now I will puzzle you with a close-up of the (un-colored) sketch.


Music:
Started Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata (the actual original version that stumbled the great players of Beethoven's time, along with me.) It may sound very pretty, but playing it is another story.
Also with close-ups:



And there you go! Updates! Yaaaaaay! :P