I’m all caught up on the 2022 Peppermint Purple Stitch-a-Long. I finished the 2021 SAL last week, but I don’t have a photo of it yet. And I just ordered the fabric for the 2023 SAL!
One Term Down!
I can’t recall whether or not I mentioned that I returned to college on 1 June of this year, but I did. I’m attending Western Governors University, majoring in Information Technology/Software Development. It’s a completely online curriculum; each term is…
Week 45
I was caught up on the 2022 Peppermint Purple Stitch-a-Long, up to last week’s block 45, anyway. As of this morning, week 46 is available, so I’ll be doing that tonight.
Darn it…
Apparently, another of my plugins breaks something that the Mastodon-friendly plugin needs to work. I disabled the other plugin. Maybe this one will start working?
Testing Fediverse
Well, if this is working properly, technomom.com should be part of the Fediverse now. Let’s see! Yes, it’s working! I’m @[email protected] and you should be able to find me on Mastodon.
I’m on Mastodon, are you?
Mastodon
Review: Junkyard Bargain by Faith Hunter
Junkyard Bargain by Faith Hunter My rating: 5 of 5 stars What a fun read! I came to this one fresh off having read three other books by Faith Hunter. With a less-capable author, that would have been way too much,…
Review: Circle of the Moon and Spells for the Dead by Faith Hunter
Spells for the Dead by Faith Hunter My rating: 5 of 5 stars Oh, so good! I read Circle of the Moon right after finishing Final Heir, then realized that Spells for the Dead was out, too. So lots of Faith…
Review: Final Heir by Faith Hunter
Final Heir by Faith Hunter My rating: 5 of 5 stars Ok, it started a little slowly, and I had some trouble getting into the swing of the book. I stuck with it because Faith Hunter’s always been good for a…
Review: Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It by Chris Voss
Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It by Chris Voss My rating: 3 of 5 stars I found the narrator’s voice grating, frankly, and his manner of delivery was arrogant. That might reflect the author’s level…