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You are Superman

Superman 75% Catwoman 65% Robin 57% Batman 55% Spider-Man 50% Hulk 50% Supergirl 45% Green Lantern 45% Wonder Woman 20% The Flash 20% Iron Man 20%

You are mild-mannered, good, strong and you love to help others.

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I also keep track of movies, tv on dvd and theater movies that I watch  in my mead notebook. Like the book list, I shall now track online!

January 2009

Wieners - 2008 DVD - Keenan Thompson
And Now the Screaming Starts -  1973 - Peter Cushing
Boston Legal Season 1 - 2004 - William Shatner, James Spader
The Children's Hour - 1961 - Shirley McClain, Audrey Hepburn
Mamma Mia - 2008 - Meryl Streep, Colin Firth
Felon - 2008 - Val Kilmer, Stephen Dorff
Eli Stone - Season 1 - 2008 - Johnny Lee Miller
Trade - 2007- Kevin Kline, Cesar Ramos
Ugly Betty Season 1 - 2006 - America Ferrara, Eric Mabius
Party Wire - 1935 - Jean Arthur
Forgetting Sarah Marshall - Kristen Bell, Jason Segel
A Patch of Blue - 1965 - Sidney Poitier, Shelly Winters
The Contractor - 2007 - Wesley Snipes
Hold Your Man - 1933 - Jean Harlow, Clark Gable
Hetty Wainthrop Investigates Series 3 - 1997 - Patricia Routledge, Dominic Monaghan
Whisper - 2007 - Josh Holloway
The Cellar Door - 2007 - James Dumont

February 2009
Ugly Betty - Season 2 - 2007 - America Ferrara, Vanessa Williams
Huff - Season 1 - 2004 - Hank Azaria. Oliver Platt
American Fusion - 2005 - Esai Morales, Sylvia Chang
Sex & the City Movie - 2008 - SJP, Kristen Davis
Petrified Forest - 1936 - Leslie Howard, Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart
What a Way to Go - 1964 - Shirley MacLaine, Dean Martin
Corner Gas Season 1 - 2004 - Brent Butt
Corner Gas Season 2 - 2005 - Brent Butt
Nancy Drew - 2007- Emma Roberts, Tate Donovan, Barry Bostwick
Hancock - 2008 - Will Smith, Jason Bateman
Boston Legal Season 2 - 2005 - William Shatner, James Spaeder

I've been keeping track of the books I've read for the past 3 years in a mead notebook.  Now I shall also keep track online. 

January 2009

The Alchemyst - Michael Scott
The Magician - Michael Scott
Chaos King - Laura Ruby
The Chestnut Soldier - Jenny Nimmo
The Last Apprentice: Wrath of the Bloodeye - Joseph Delaney
Wordy Shipmates - Sarah Vowell to page 86
Interworld - Neil Gaiman
Neverwhere - Neil Gaiman
Land of the Blindfolded Vol. 1 - Tsukuba Sakura
The Front - Patricia Cornwell

February 2009

Truckers - Terry Pratchett
Diggers - Terry Pratchett
Midnight Over Sanctaphrax  The Edge Chronicles #3 - Paul Stewart, Chris RIddell
Sandry's Book Circle of Magic Book 1 - Tamora Pierce
The Lightning Thief  - Rick Riordan
The Sea of Monsters - Rick Riordan

March 2009

The Titan's Curse - Rick Riordan

As part of my desire to get more done in the new year I've decided to spend a portion of each day doing said things.  Monday was card making day.  I made a 'Thank You' card for my sister.  Tuesday was scrapbook page day.  I made a scrapbook page of my other sister.  I decided that I wasn't too thrilled with my efforts so I didn't take any pictures.

Today was work on a quilt day!  I've begun working on a spinning star quilt that I saw in a magazine that someone sent me from my Holiday Wishes Post.  This will only be my 4th quilt, but I have faith that I will muddle through.   I'm used to doing paper pieced quilts so this one is more of a challenge for me.  Also, this one features a ton of curves; getting those pinned correctly is a task that I had not figured before I plunged in.  So below are a few of the pieces that make up the Spinning Stars .  I had to cut out over 200 of these in various colors to make all of the stars.  Once I finished cutting them out I began sewing them together.  For today, quilting wednesday, I only managed to sew three of them. 
I will have to sew more than 3 a week if I want to get this quilt done in a timely manner.

That much closer to 40.

You're an intellectual and you know how you use your mind, so you'd rather not take breaks from it. You can always think out a situation and know what needs to be done. The only thing that frustrates you is not being valued.

Our Potentially Ridiculous Hobby Suggestion For You: Origami You can make cool origami stuff with plain paper, wrapping paper, magazine paper, you name it. It's a good skill to learn.

Your scores: Serious 26.87 Focused 25.43 Creative 22.4 Resourceful 21.86 Motivated 17.13

Here are a few of the Quick cards I made.  These are basically nice scrapbook  paper glued to cardstock or blank cards, stickers, etc. added for flavor.  To see the rest of my cards just visit my photobucket.  photobucket.com/PanchiroCards

Well, I've been very busily making cards left and right.  The other day I went to upload some images from my camera and discovered that the cord is frayed beyond repair!  I'm not sure how that happend, but I have ordered a replacement cord from Ebay.  I was hoping it would have arrived by now, but no show so far.  I had hoped to have a few more up for Paper Craft Thursday @  kellishouse.blogspot.com/2008/12/homemade-christmas-card-paper-crafting.html

Since card making is my newest obsession I have of course been looking at all the doodads and frills that go along with it.  I almost have myself convinced that I need some sort of Cuttlebug, Sizzix, or Cricut.  In fact, I almost went out today and bought one.  I was able to talk myself down from the ledge for now, but I'm not sure for how long...

Today I started my Christmas baking.  I only made 2 rum cakes, 1 Yellow and 1 Chocolate.  They are for my husband to take to his job (the post office).  Every year I used to do quite a bit of baking for them; the past 2 years, not so much.   I decided to do the rum cakes instead of the rum balls, let's hope they are enjoyed as much as the cookies usually are.   I shall also be making some bars and thumbprints, all to be sent in on saturday.

Well, being laid off from work for the past two weeks has left me with quite a bit of free time. Ideally I should be using this time to really clean and organize the house....yeah...that doesn't seem to be happening. What I have been doing is catching up on TV on DVD from the library and making cards. Usually this time of year I'm all about quilting. I had been working on a Christmas quilt, but have put that aside while I wait and see if I receive any blocks from my wishlist. Every year after Christmas I love to buy the 90% off wrapping paper and cards. Last year I bought some pretty ugly (to me) cards for .39 at CVS. It didn't matter that they were ugly (to me), just that they were Only .39!
So this year I was filling out store bought cards and sending them out as per the normal. Something came over me and set me off on decorating my own cards. The problem with that is then you have to find envelopes to fit them. Then I thought about those ugly (to me) cards and decided to "personalize" them. So that's what I've been doing. You know, I totally can understand now why greeting cards are so costly. I am averaging about 4 cards a day. I can't imagine if I had to try and support myself by making cards for a living. I would have to charge $20.00 per card or something. Would you buy a $20.00 card??? I wouldn't....

The first cards I made can be seen here: photobucket.com/PanchiroCards I'll be adding the others to the album soon.

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