Listeningtowords, free lectures from around the web.
FlickrBlockrs, funny.
How About Orange suggests Picnik online photo editing software. Also, free fonts from Eduardo Recife.
Emergency wind-up flashlight with cell phone charger, for that pile of stuff I’m going to need to start stockpiling after reading this.
Digital Cameras: The Top 10 Things You Need to Know
Belkin PocketTop, it looks perfect for that laptop I do not own.
How many is a few? at Ask Metafilter.
· comments [7] · 07-11-2007 · categories:technology ·
Hi, I'm Megan. I live in Seattle with Scott. I make stuff and give you tutorials on how to make it too. I also keep a blog of what I'm up to and links to good stuff from all over.
Lately I've been playing games with peppers, getting myself out of a hedge maze and appreciating some good cookware.
You can also find me at Twitter, Flickr, Ravelry, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram. More about me and all this.![[Valentines Day crackers meant for two]](/images/sidebar/2011spring/valentinescrackers2.jpg)
A Valentine's Day cracker filled with candy and tokens of love. Perfect because, after all, it takes two to open it.
Three ideas for Valentine's Day treasure hunts.
![[cake wtih a rainbow inside]](/images/sidebar/2011spring/rainbowcake.jpg)
Rainbow Cake: Cake with a rainbow pattern inside, made as a Leprechaun Trap Cake.
![[papier-mache polka dot easter eggs]](/images/sidebar/2011spring/papiermacheeggs.jpg)
Polka dotted papier-mache Easter eggs to fill with candy, toys or secret notes.
![[Easter Surprise Eggs filled with treats]](/images/sidebar/2011spring/surpriseeggs2.jpg)
Easter Surprise Eggs: Hollow eggs, colored brightly with food coloring and filled with small toys and candies. To get inside you need to crack the egg.
![[Easter Surprise Eggs, lined with chocolate and filled with treats]](/images/sidebar/2011spring/chocolatesurpriseeggs.jpg)
Chocolate Easter Surprise Eggs: Hollow eggs with an interior shell of dark and white chocolate then filled with candies. One need to break both the shell and the chocolate to reach the things inside.
![[Dahlia Pin made from felt]](/images/sidebar/2011spring/dahliapin.jpg)
A felt dahlia pin for your favorite mom, with a secret pocket for notes of appreciation.
![[]](/images/sidebar/2011spring/flowerpancakes.jpg)
Flower Pancakes: How to make pancakes that look like flowers, created for Mother's Day.
Star shaped foods for your Oscar's party, they also happen to be gluten-free.
Create your own secret decoder party invitations.
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7 responses so far ↓
1 Kelly // Jul 11, 2007 at 6:11 am
The top ten camera list is very helpful. Thanks!
2 Amy // Jul 11, 2007 at 9:30 am
check out this font!
http://www.1001fonts.com/font_details.html?font_id=463
3 Rebecca // Jul 11, 2007 at 9:43 am
The explaination of a few is hilarious !
4 ks // Jul 11, 2007 at 9:59 am
Thanks for the digital camera link among other things… . I’m in the market for a new one, and I’m considering the Canon powershot s3.
5 maryse // Jul 11, 2007 at 1:42 pm
i’ve played with picnik and think it’s great.
also, one thing i’d add to the top 10 list (number 11) — if you’re buying a camera — if you can afford it, get a camera with manual, aperture and shutter priorty settings. a lot of pocket digitals have them.
6 Kath // Jul 12, 2007 at 12:28 pm
When I lived in FL and Hurricane Wilma hit I happened to have a wind-up radio with a cell phone charger. It SAVED my sanity. Never mind my cell was out for close to a month due to limited/no service in our area.
We had no electricity for 10 days anywhere near us and the radio was a freaking lifesaver.
Seriously Megan, a lifesaver!
7 L. // Jul 14, 2007 at 10:45 pm
That Stranger article made me hide in the crawlspace, Megan. N95 masks and franks n’ beans instead of treat bags at my next birthday party. DAMN. No, it was a chilling, informative read and I am going to order that flashlight too. And then go get back in the crawlspace.
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