-{Mish-Mash}- v1

I finally got a few things up on SLExchange.com. So far, I've only listed some of the jewelry I've made. I have some more to tweak and "clean up" and I have a few ideas of what I want to make next.

What seems to be selling are the Vials of Blood necklaces. I wasn't sure what to make next that was similar at all. Then I thought, why not a soul in a bottle? Not my soul of course. I'm keeping that. Just a generic soul, a nice one who volunteered and just wanted to hang around SL. I can't say I blame them.

Check out my Merchant Page.

A Day In The Life v.1

Things I did today:
* Slept until noon
* Ate cookies for breakfast
* Played Slingo until I ran out of lindens
* Thought of a name for my Second Life business.... -{Mish-Mash}-
* Made a small and simple dining set
* Ate more cookies
* Wrote 3 different blog entries that never made it
* Waited *cough*

Things I plan on doing:
* Making ribs for dinner
* Work on another necklace
* Floating through space
* Wait *cough cough*

Simpler Times v.1

Today I was skimming the alphabetical index on Hulu.com's TV section. I saw that they had full episodes of The Nanny and the Professor. I don't remember anything from the show, any episodes, but I do remember that Juliet Mills, and Kim Richards were in it. (Kim Richards was adorable at that age.)

I'm kind of surprised that I knew the theme song. I haven't seen that show in possibly 30 years.

The Notebook - Book and Movie

I love a movie or book that can make me cry. It might sound strange but it's the truth. If someone puts out something that can reach into me and pull out emotions that way, I can't help but feel a sense of awe, and fascination, and admiration. It's just a wonderful thing to me.

I had a sort of review written about The Notebook, by Nicholas Sparks. It seemed sort of long winded so I'll just simply say, you HAVE to read this book, and then watch the movie. I'm very glad I did both. The story is beautiful.

Latest "Stumbles"

There is really nothing new going on in my life. I've been doing a lot of Stumbling lately, that is, using the StumbleUpon add-on for Firefox. I love this thing! It's basically a random button for web surfing based on user recommendations, "Stumbles", preferences and suggestions. I'll click it 5 times and you'll see how varied it is.

ExploreFaith.org : I did put Spirituality into my StumbleUpon profile.

The Egg Cuber : I don't know why anyone would want a cubed hardboiled egg. Hmm well I guess I can see where that would be handy. It wouldn't roll around in lunch boxes. You can slice it. I'm sure there are some uses for it. I just wouldn't go to that much trouble.

A Collection of Photos : Some of these definitely have a shock factor....or at least a WTF factor.

How To Find Secret Sites And Articles : This isn't something I'd use but, someone might find it useful.

An Expression of Love : This was nice.

Anyway, you can see why an add-on like this would be addicting. I'm going to have to tear myself away from the computer now, and go do something productive.