Happy Easter

Hope everyone had a lovely Easter, however you celebrated xxxx

Here are some I hunted online:

Or here's some great ideas for next year if you wanted to make your own

Definition of Support Role

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Mr M. must have contemplated what I said a few days ago, that he is now doing things with his business's Facebook Page what I suggested he do when he first created it 2 years ago. The page is now starting to look more alive with geek humour, which crossed fingers, will lead to making business of fixing computers and website design.

I also suggested then I admin his page as I do enjoy Social Media interaction... but he must have come to realise now is a good time for me to step into the role.

In which case I totally find myself in this predictiment, as I do usually at my DayJob

The dilemma of 'do what you love, love what you do.' Somewhere along the line I got the impression that IT/tech geeks tend to partner up with greeny hippies, so this new role of mine really does not change a thing to what I'm already doing. If not, it's an expansion towards an included appreciation for computer humour.

Support role to sole-trader personal business owner include, but are not exclusive to - cheerleader, caterer, cleaner, massage therapist, and in my case, personal trainer. Love to hear what else you would like to add to the list.

Love, light, be awesome

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Happy Pi Day

Celebrating the geekiness that is 3.14 March 14th. Now let's all eat pie.

(It's an old photo I uploaded to my page on Deviant Art, from back when I was eating animals more regularly)

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TED Tuesday #5: Don't Build Your Home, Grow It!

The part of me that want to live in a hobbit hole or a functional tree-house says I want. Theoretically doable in a mild climate environment with a community of patient future residents.

But a not-meat house? Really?

Top 5 House-Warming Gift Wishlist (The Kitchen Edition)

Please note that these can also be applied for either Mr. M's Birthday (in which case I'll be using them by default) or my Birthday which happens not too long after both the move and his birthday.

#5 - Doctor Who TARDIS Talking Cookie Jar

Let's just assume there's plenty of space inside for all the cookies.

#4 - Labcutter Science Cookies

After I mix dough for science. Plus I've got to have something to put *inside* the TARDIS won't I?

#3 - Star Wars Chop Sabers

Eat food, we must. Maybe my carving skills will upgrade to this level one day.

#2 - Pizza Pi Cutter

If I have the Pi Cutter, I promise to make one of these again.

#1 - Octopus Surprise Mug

Because, rather than an actual favoritism of a specific genus of mollusc over another, I enjoy more exaggerating the stereotype, and the feedback of people's reactions. Mr M. will no doubt shake his head at this and mutter 'You Japanese and tentacles, I don't know,' and go back to whatever else he was looking at on his monitor.

What geeky gadgets do you have in your kitchen?

Love, light, be awesome

A New Chapter in Pottering

Mr M. chucked the shits at his inherited pots this morning. It used to be his mum's, from his childhood, so who knows how old they actually are. It's been soaking half-a-week from the creamy cheesy pasta I made, scrubbed and re-soaked a few times. And he gave it a good shot at it too, along with the 2-days worth of dishes and whatnot.

So it was he declarethed, time to go shopping. I was assuming we'd get new stuff after we moved but heh, he's the one spending this time.

We wandered up the shopping center, poking and prodding, and I came away acquiring a "Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence" Blu-Ray and a Red Blood Cell keyring from www.giantmicrobes.com. It now amplifies my menstruation celebration by dangling off my moontime bag.

I'll get a companion White Blood Cell later.

The practical Mr M. on the other hand did find a package he liked eventually and got a box set of Vue saucepans. He also got me to choose a chopping board in the meantime.

The old one will become a yard board, and I'll also get a smaller-sized one once we moved. Using a huge board for something small, and then have to clean it, is such a pain in the butt.

Crossed fingers the black coating won't be an issue when cleaning the hardened, burned bits from the bottom of the pan. I will give it my best shot to not set any of these on fire, like I have done once with Mr M's one. It went boom. The room got smoky. Mr M. asked me 'what was that.' I went into the kitchen to find flame coming out of the pot. I ran outside with it, dropped it on the grass, and hosed it out. The round black dot in the lawn stayed there for about a month until the grass grew back. How embarrassing.

...Anybody know who else talks about their bleed and kitchenware with the same breath?

Love, light, be awesome.