Nov 30, 2009 Posted by Kim Werker

Interview: Coffee with a Canine

I don’t often get interview requests out of the blue, and I certainly don’t get them from non-crafts sites. So when I got an email from Marshal Zeringue over at Coffee with a Canine, I was both psyched and skeptical. And now my wee interview about me and Cleo is up over there. If you flip back a few weeks on the blog you’ll see his interview with Charlaine Harris. So today I’m... read more

Dec 30, 2008 Posted by Kim Werker

Cleo = Found [formerly Help! Lost Dog]

Thanks, internets! Have you seen Cleo? UPDATE (8:20PM): We’re back from the vet, who cleared Cleo of any major injury. Phew! She’s a bit banged up, but given her day that’s hardly surprising. Around 3:30 this afternoon, my husband and brother-in-law tracked her to a location around 2 km north of where she ran off. She was about 200 metres above the highway, stuck fifteen feet up on a... read more

Oct 31, 2008 Posted by Kim Werker

Happy Halloween 2008!

As an unintended follow-up to my tweet this afternoon (which received more immediate replies than any I’ve ever made) the man, not having seen my tweet, presented me with “Halloween salad”. I don’t recommend... read more

Aug 3, 2008 Posted by Kim Werker

3rd August Weekly Roundup

I do have some ideas brewing for proper blog writing. But for now, another roundup is where it’s at. My parents are here for their annual visit and we’re having a blast. A chill time, which is just lovely. It looks like a summer of Shakespeare is in full swing. We saw the Bard on the Beach production of Twelfth Night on Friday, and laughed so hard it hurt. It’s the funniest production... read more

Jul 12, 2008 Posted by Kim Werker

In- and Tangible

First Raspberries of the Summer!, originally uploaded by kpwerker. Tangible: First raspberries of the season. Intangible: Satisfaction from growing yummy food. Tangible: iPhone. Intangible: The 6GB/month compromise by Rogers tipped the scale; I went yesterday afternoon and ended up the penultimate person in line before the staff turned people away because they knew they wouldn’t have iPhones left... read more