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Kris Howard — Longtime blogger and tech professional in Sydney
Personal blog going back 25+ years from an American-Australian woman living in Sydney. Posts about food, travel, knitting and sewing, tech, entertainment, and FIRE/early retirement.
web-goddess.orgKris Howard has been blogging since 2000 — a quarter century of sewing projects, gallery visits, cooking experiments, and life in Sydney. web-goddess is a true personal blog in the classic sense: unapologetically eclectic, richly documented with photos, and written in a warm, funny voice that makes you feel like you're catching up with a friend. No AI, no algorithms, just a person sharing what they're making and thinking about.
Written by Kris Howard since 2000.
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Darn it
I bought a darning mushroom last year and tried it out for the first time today. A bit of a bodge, but it’ll do!
Alexander’s Outing Walk 🦆🦆🦆
Awww, this is very cute. If you’re visiting the Sydney CBD, be sure to check out the Alexander’s Outing Walk. This is a family-friendly walk that visits the places mentioned in Pamela Allen’s beautiful book Alexander’s Outing. The book is about a family of ducks that walk from the Sydney Botanic Garden to Hyde Park, and how little Alexander gets himself into a bit of trouble! (I was lucky enough to get an autographed copy when Allen visited Sydney last year.) I like that...
The Surgeon’s Mate
I finally finished Book 7 in Patrick O’Brian’s Aubrey-Maturin series tonight. (Why has no one turned this into a prestige television series yet??) The last chapter was thrilling, and I gasped when a door opened just as our heroes were about to pull off a daring escape. But then it got even better! I was grinning as the plot raced to its conclusion—Babbington!!—and I cheered when I reached that perfectly wonderful ending. It was literally five minutes later when I suddenly realised the signif...
Radioactive
A scientist and her team from USyd have built the first radiation map of Sydney, and of course the bit that’s most lit up is right around Glebe/Forest Lodge/Chippendale. Apparently it has to do with geology, not human activity, and the level is still very low.
Minor victories
I slept through the night last night without codeine, and without coughing my brains out. We got all our artworks hung yesterday, and it makes the house look so nice! Photos to come. I got the distinct pleasure today of telling a friend that I saw her ex, and he looks *rough*.
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