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  1. Went with Meg to the Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair (SAFF) yesterday so she could shop the vendors for yarn, buttons, and other goodies. (There is a "button lady" who sells vintage buttons *only* at these events, so Meg keeps a list of wants all year for the opportunity...) That was my big birthday gift to Meg this year: taking her to SAFF and buying her whatever she found there. I'm not a smart man. 😂

    I'm not a fiber artist myself, but I have to say I love the vibes at SAFF. She ran into several people she knows from her knit group, and all the folks that we talked to at various booths were super-nice. There were vendors who dealt in all the different stages of fiber-making, showing and selling fleeces, combs, spinning equipment, processed wool for spinning, dyeing equipment and dyes, yarn (of course), and knitting needles, etc. Felting kits, looms, and a bit of everything too.

    My only disappointment was that there were still a few vendors hawking Harry Potter-related yarns. One of them had a few interesting things, but I left the booth when I saw those -- can't support that.

    Otherwise, though, really nice way to spend an afternoon.

  2. Anybody have a cat owner’s manual? I think mine may need repairs.

  3. Went to a fiber festival with Meg this morning/afternoon, and came back to this. It's not unusual for Sir Wobbles (orange) to sit with Cupcake (black & white) or with Sam (tabby) but I don't recall them all piling into a seat together since Sir and Cupcake were kittens.

    Perhaps this is an indication they'd like us to turn the heat on, but I can't say that I feel any urgency if this is the result.

  4. Watched “Mark of the Vampire” (1935) with Bela Lugosi and Lionel Barrymore. Not quite what I expected, but really enjoyed it. Lugosi really had intense screen presence.

  5. Chilly enough in the basement today that I dragged the space heater out of storage. It's nice having feeling in my fingers while I'm typing...

  6. It is incredibly annoying when web sites, forums, etc. hide actual date stamps and instead just obfuscate the date something was posted with something like "1yr+" (looking at you, LinkedIn).

    I cannot imagine anyone thinking, "Oh, yes, what I really want here is a vague gesture at when this was posted, rather than an actual date and time."

    Seriously, what manager of a sad sack UI designer forced this atrocity onto the web?

  7. In the category of "small things I'm grateful for" ... I'm not, and nobody in my family is, named "Claude".

    I did have a great uncle named Clyde, and I'm damn glad that Anthropic didn't go with that name.

  8. CW: Scholze, Claude

    RE: types.pl/@joshchen/11748502996

    I assume the "AI" here was for "Alcohol, Imbibing".

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