Weekend Report
Apr. 27th, 2014 08:27 pmDreamt that someone told me
theengineer had died unexpectedly. I trust that this is not, in fact, the case.
Andrew had to download the new Comixology app, which is currently irritating him by not allowing him to actually buy comics (to do that you have to go to the actual comixology website, then go back into the app, hit "restore" and the new comic should appear.) He is also continuing to enjoy the hell out of the Robert E. Howard Facebook group (it sounds like he's kind of being the unofficial moderator -- i.e., when the official moderator posts a screed against J.K. Rowlings, he tries to divert the subsequent discussion into something a bit more positive.)
His doctor's appointment had to be rescheduled -- I need to figure out a new date -- *not* May 10th, which is what our doctor suggested, as that's the Friends of the Merril's Pulp Show.
Sewed various silly things -- a turban for my mother to wear with her Regency ball gown; tetrahedron-shaped pads (Andrew calls them "lolas") for my 1950s missile-cone bra; and another attempt on the Vionnet handkerchief gown, this one tacked together from four matching square scarves from the Dollarama.
Andrew had to download the new Comixology app, which is currently irritating him by not allowing him to actually buy comics (to do that you have to go to the actual comixology website, then go back into the app, hit "restore" and the new comic should appear.) He is also continuing to enjoy the hell out of the Robert E. Howard Facebook group (it sounds like he's kind of being the unofficial moderator -- i.e., when the official moderator posts a screed against J.K. Rowlings, he tries to divert the subsequent discussion into something a bit more positive.)
His doctor's appointment had to be rescheduled -- I need to figure out a new date -- *not* May 10th, which is what our doctor suggested, as that's the Friends of the Merril's Pulp Show.
Sewed various silly things -- a turban for my mother to wear with her Regency ball gown; tetrahedron-shaped pads (Andrew calls them "lolas") for my 1950s missile-cone bra; and another attempt on the Vionnet handkerchief gown, this one tacked together from four matching square scarves from the Dollarama.