Easy to please

[pepper]

There is someone at work who looks very much like Bra'tac. He even has the Van Dyck beard. Well, I guess he looks like Tony Amendola, as he doesn't actually wear robes or a little metal skullcap. He's a shortish, fairly tough-looking middle aged man, who would probably be totally confused if I gave into my impulse to give him a big grin. But it makes me quietly happy, every time I see him.

I need to decide whether or not to make a bead fringe for the scarf I'm knitting for my great-aunt. A point in favour is that it'll look pretty, a point against is that it'll be less practical. And I'm not sure if beads are to her taste. I have collected lots of beads (mostly from random necklaces or bracelets that I'll never wear, because I just don't wear that stuff any more). Still, whilst I'm deciding, I have pretty beads to look at. Pretty...

Okay, that's all my news for today. :)

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2 cents

[la-tante.livejournal.com]

i had to giggle about the bead fringe bit because i spent several hours (no lie) removing the bead fringe from an otherwise gorgeous burnt-out velvet scarf a very dear friend gave me for my birthday. the fringe was lovely but made the scarf nearly unuseable for more practical things like keeping warm. hee hee. it just got in the way. so i unpicked all the sewing and took it off! so, er, i guess that's my vote for keeping the beads off the scarf and in your hands...necklaces are always nice for those!

Re: 2 cents

[pepper-field.livejournal.com]

Hah! That's what I was afraid of. I'm inclined to leave it off, having thought about it - I think she'd find it more useful without. And the wool is very pretty all on its own.