291: The ghostly Ms. Red Yarn
hiya. wow, I'm tired. Hardly slept.
By pawing through bins of supposed Christmas ornaments at the Salvation Army thrift store, I scored a wacky medley of ornaments last week.
Wanna see? Some are, in fact, Christmas-y, some not-so-much.
Like these:

I love them. Handmade yarn dollies. Love the braided legs on Mr. Blue Yarn and the apron on Ms. Red Yarn. Why blue and red? Why does the red one look so mad?
Here she is, floating over his body:

oooooh,ooh, aohhhh. That was my ghostie sound. Did it come across that way?
Who made these? Who gave them away? Were they intended as Christmas ornaments?
I want to make some. Big ones. Out of pink and orange and brown yarn.
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For the last two years I have been listening pretty much nonstop to the same music:
Be Good Tanyas
Jolie Holland
The Weepies
with some Feist, Madelyn Peyroux, Eilen Jewell, Melody Gardot, Carla Bruni and Cat Power thrown in for good measure.
I am trying to incorporate some new music lately. Mining itunes late at night. Cross referencing with reviews on amazon. So, I'm a geek, ok?
Suggestions?
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There haven't been nearly enough hours of House reruns on tv for my taste, this week.
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I am more than dipping my toe in to the phenomenon of the social network.
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What's up, buttercup?
xo, m












Reader Comments (14)
but have you heard of Pink Martini??...they are a group out of Oregon that incorporates a lot of 50's lounge sounds with other languages and just a very varied mix of music on each CD...
you asked for suggestions...now maybe you can suggest how I can get back on my own blogging trail...I am out of the saddle about 3 weeks now due to HIGHLY uncharacteristic snowfall in the NW....
Happy New Year Miss Sunshine! Oh, and I am really glad you had a good Christmas....I was very sorry to hear that in the past they have been more sad than glad....
Cheers!
As for music, you should check out Tyler Stenson. He has an album on itunes, and you can check him out on his website www.tylerstenson.com He is folksy and I just LOVE him!
Thanks for the memories I didn't know I had forgotten!