So I'm not hypothetical after all?

If someone would do a podcast about being divorced, drunk and covered in cat hair I would listen to every episode!

The only webcast i've listened to is an interview of the fabulous knitter of all time, Stephanie Japel of glampyre.com. I'm also a big fan of your blog, so, dammit, if you were involved with a podcast I would download it.

Beth

I have yet to listen to a podcast, but like Drew & Bess, being a big fan I would listen to yours.

i don't know anything about podcasts.

i'm sorry. =(

I did once download a video of Fair Isle Color Knitting Techniques, but seeing as I live in Savannah GA, I have no need of sweaters, be they Fair Isle or not. Download video? Check. Actually WATCH video? Nope.

Maybe someday, when I move someplace cold.

OH! But I did also once download a video for grafting sock toes! And that was fantastic beyond words! Because it actually helped! Amazing!

P.S. I ADORE your blog. You should be rewarded with much wine and yarn for your kindness in providing laughter to other souls. ;)

I watch videos and download music but I haven't gotten into podcasts just yet. I would if you did one though. Love you! (Not in the crazy stalker way, just much love.)

Podcast YES! I listen to lots of news stories and just generally funny stuff on the internet plus I enjoy online video too. First heard Wendyknits this way.

Ya ought to have a bottle of wine and do a podcast. Then when we all wet ourselves we can blame you!

I recently discovered podcasts and have since subscribed to the Knitcast Podcast by Marie Irshad, and a Harry Potter one by Muggle.net.

As other people have said, I would most definitely listen to yours if you were to put one up :-D

For all ya wondering where here's the link - Geesh hard to believe it was last February.

http://www.podcast.net/show/42245

I'm with Lily. I never miss a KnitCast - www.knitcast.com

Julia

I have listened to one podcast before, of an interview with my all-time favorite guitarist; Pete Huttlinger. I know, nobody's heard of him, but he's been in so many bands (including John Denver) and albums, and symphony orchestras, and competitions, and on and on, etc. To watch him play makes you believe in miracles, and also makes you think Eric Clapton isn't that good after all.

Now that I think of it, Pete's divorced (or soon to be), quite good looking, one of those Really Nice People, TALENTED, can serenade any woman all night long, and is (gasp) a southerner! He lives in Tennessee! Ask Drew if I should put on my matchmaking hat. Check him out at: http://www.petehuttlinger.com/index.htm

Hmmm, podcasts - sounds like an alien thing. but cracker barrel sounds good (sometimes I miss things like Jello salad and green bean casserole - can you spot the midwesterner? - but then I have a white trash party and make it all and no one questions it)

I really like Podcasts. I would definitely listen to yours, Laurie.

Hypothetically, of course.

1. The hat - it's big. Felt it! It'll be small(er), fit a human head (maybe an adult, maybe a child) and (best part) it will look like you meant to do it!
2. Podcasts - love 'em. Knitcast, check. Also listen to things from NPR, WNYC (local radio), random things from the net. I like interviews with artists (I'm a scientist by day), human interest stories, and humor. Love the humor (that's why I love your site).
3. Congratulations on quitting smoking. Now I can read your blog for that many more years.

Oh I forgot to mention that when I lived in Dallas I could see a Cracker Barrel from my driveway. Literally.

Hi! Cracker Barrel? Love them, miss them, wish the Northeast would wake up to them. Hee.

As for the podcast, I would listen to it, once I figured out how to download it.

And I say go for the fixup with Pete Huttlinger. Ya never know!

Haven't tried podcasts but do listen to the radio (BBC; including the cricket, believe if or not) over the internet. If you're doing one I might give it a go.

I agree with Jenni. Felt the hat. But put it inside a pillowcase or something (securely fastened so the wool doesn't escape). Mohair can clog the drain on your washing machine in a nasty way.

I didn't know there was such a thing as a podcast or a knitcast! Hmmmm... veddy interrrrresting. I've seen short videos of hysterical situations and commercials, but nothing longer than that! I'd definitely listen/watch anything you put up. I'd be in the "good" computer chair (my husband's) like that Bose commercial where the guy's hair is blowing backward however, I would have my own FOUR CATS there lying on the keyboard making mysterious things happen and draped on me dropping half of their fur that somehow fuses to any kind of fabric! Definitely, definitely, definitely. I love everything you do - including your mushroom hat. Maybe you could felt the mushroom hat down to size. If it goes too far, you could cut holes in it and have a cat coat ... just in case you ever have a cold day out there!

Felting is a great idea... but I don't know if it will felt. Let's see, the fuzzy yarn is made of 29% merino. 28% acrylic, 20% kid mohair, and 23% of something called "polyamide" which must come from the hide of the... polysheep?

Anyway, if this yarn is 43% not wool, will it felt? And the eyelash is of course all acrylic. What do ya'll think?

The freezer trick really works. Put the mohair in the freezer for a while, then frog away.

Wow I'm glad I only have to drive 1 hour for a Cracker Barrel. But I am really craving a "double-double" at In-N-Out!

Kathleen

I listen to podcasts pretty regularly. I selectively listen to KQED Forum (radio show), because I can't catch it live, and sometimes tune into the Al Franken show. There are a couple of comedic writers whose podcasts I have caught up with recently. But I don't think I'd listen to a blog on podcast. Nothing personal! It's just that I can cruise a blog or two while I'm at work on a mind-numbing conference call or something, but my iPod time is limited to commuting & is therefore in more precious supply. (An advantage of living close to work, I guess, is that I have more work goof-off time than commuting time.)

I listen to the knitcast podcasts.

Maybe the big hat wants to be a small purse: thread a drawstring through it and see if it's happy.

Forgot to mention that I also miss Chic-fil-A and Sonic.

*sigh*

Ok, I have to tell you that everytime you mention more cowbells I nearly pee. I laugh so hard my eyes actually water and my coworker laughs at me (& I threaten to staple something to him...)

Thanks! :)

i watch the knitting videos that are on stitchguide.com and knittinghelp.com.

if you were to podcast, id prolly go and buy an ipod just to listen. for some reason, i cant get enough of your cats.

being a midwesterner (MI!) going to cracker barrel is like going to a family dinner. i never get the chance to miss green bean cassaroles and lots and lots and lots (and maybe a little more) starch. and being a Southerner, i bed you miss the words-banana pudding!

I heard freezing makes frogging mohair easysqueezy, too!
Online dating is the bomb, I met my husband that way.
Men that have bad grammar and are internet dating...ew.

I hate your work. Mostly because it keeps us from having the lengthy email chats I love so much.

Me with the knitting - i have ripped out the same scarf about 10 times now - I have yet managed to finish one more than half way. It is sad. I still love the knitting though and am looking forward to eventually learning to purl.

Are you coming to visit yoru family any time soon?

Oh God I love Cracker Barrel.

To answer your question: I listen to podcasts. I've listened to all the KnitCasts, and have my iTunes set up to automatically update my iPod with several of the podcasts available through NPR. Because I walk to work, and that way I can listen to NPR on my way to work.

And thank you. I am weirded out by internet dating a bit, too. I think I will hold out to meet someone in person. :)

I NEED MORE COWBELL!

Walken for President, 2008!!

Outing my own ignorance here...podcasts? That an iPod thing?

Why? Why do y'all gotta bring up the Cracker Barrel and the Sonic? Up here in Oregon we have commercials for 'em...but we don't have 'em. Now ain't that just cruel? Back in Colorado I lived within 5 minutes of both....mmmm....hashbrown casserole...tater tots....collard greens....burgers....help!

Please send hashbrown casserole and cherry limeade (Route 44 size).

Lots to react to here--

Yes the hat will felt, at least the 49% that is mohair and wool. That'll be enough to bring the rest along for a ride, even the polyamino "fur". Just check it periodically while it's in the machine.

Cold turkey is great -- now if I could only give up food the same way. Save all those cigarette pennies and come to Philadelphia.

I've tried podcasts, but they don't like me, or my computer, or something. I want a podcast. I have an iPod, I want to join the modern world, but I seem to have too many luddite genes and I'm not allowed in.

I love pod casts. I have never listened to one about knitting put knitting+iPod = happy happy!

Gene, you fucker! Stole your spacer-stall commentary, Laurie. I think you should strangle him with your giant glittery phone cozy. I loves the Cracker Barrell too. And if you ever cast a pod, I would download it in a heartbeat. Or whenever I got a chance.

The hat is fine, it's just looking for someone with many tons of hair. Seriously--back when my brother had dreadlocks, my mom made him a hat about that same size.

If anyone knows how to get hashbrown casserole (or equivalent Southern fried comfort vegetable) in LA, it would be Jonathan Gold. He's got a great advice column in the LA Weekly where people write to tell him the food they've been looking for, and he tells them who in LA serves it ... just saying.

Can you felt the big hat?

If you go to Cracker Barrel in Yuma again, let me know. My SnB cronies, who also read your blog, would most certainly road trip as we live in Phoenix.

Ironic, I have a job interview there soon........

I haven't gotten into podcasts...yet.

Cracker Barrel Rocks! I always order something that requires syrup - I just love those little bottles.

Podcasts - yes, ma'am. I listen to Pottercast and Sen. Barack Obama religiously. Obama is my Senator and his ideas on socioeconomic issues and responsible citizenship are truely inspiring and...and...okay, his voice makes my toes curl.

Ooh, thanks for reminding me -- I need to go see if there's a new Knitcast!

I love podcasts but I don't have an iPod and am cheap, so I like free.

Oh Plu-LEASE tell me you are on the verge of doing Podcasts like I've been screaming at you about(see previous posts...)!!! Love, love LOVE them! I listen to Knitcast but she can get kind of droll after a bit..(must be the English Accent).I'd Love me some crazy Aunt Purl!! You could podcast on the virtues of Cracker Barrel and casseroles..as well as berating Paton's for discontinuing Up country!!

Read your chapter; loved it! Good thing it was available on Annie's site... my library does not have this book! ~GASP~ What would I have done? Where would I have read this essay? (To para-phrase another southern lady.) Anywho -- good on you and keep up the writing.

I'm so totally with you on Cracker Barrel and the Hashbrown Casserole. And I like the Knitcast podcast.

Man, now I want to go visit my family in VA. So many Cracker Barrel's there. *drool*

Hey--I'm in Cheaper than Therapy too. Loved your essay. Enjoy our embiggening head--maybe it will get big enough to fill the big hat? Hope that Oprah lists the book and all that, and congrats on quitting smoking.

I am even worse with the techmology than you, dear, so I can't help you with the "pod-cast" question. However, I can tell you who my seven dinner-party people would be: Buck O'Neil, John Smoltz, Dave Parker, Joe Morgan, Jon Miller, Cal Ripken Jr, and Ed Delahanty. We shall sit around and talk baseball into the wee hours. No drinks for Ed, though. (I know, nobody asked, and I'm a nerd.) :)

I'm not a fan of the Cracker Barrel, but drop me off at any Waffle House and I'm a happy Southern girl! Any of y'all ever eat at Lizard's Thicket? Dumb name; FABULOUS food.

DO IT!!!!! then i'll buy the iPod Nano i've been drooling over! DO IT!!!! FUN!!! :-)

Thanks for answering my Cracker Barrel question! Driving all the way to Yuma for the Barrel-Scarlett would be proud.

Hey! About Laina's hat! Remember, Laina's head is kinda' big....maybe the hat would fit. You should ask her to measure the circumfrence of her head...Hi Laina! Yes, we do miss you at the WeHo SnB. HOWEVER, if the hat is still too big for Laina, maybe, now that Auntie Purl's head is so big from being a published author, it just may fit her!!! Hope to see you this Thursday! To tempt you, Auntie Dear, I have a little surprise for you....it's partially orange!

I'm a news geek so watch a lot of online news reports. I also don't have cable, so watch music videos online. When I remember, I listen to some knitting podcast.

Does cracker barrel have chicken fried steak? cuz apparently the emaciated image conscious people who feed LA refuse to believe that mystery beef pounded flat, battered, and deep fried then covered with creamy lardy goodness is nothing short of heaven!

Um, do podcasts require the use of an ipod? Video for a knitter is an indispensible thing. It's the only way I could learn how to do a provisional cast on and do short rows with wraps.

Also, I can't believe someone would have the gall to copy your post WORD FOR WORD. Sic em Jen!

i have been listening to podcasts on and off for the past 10 months or so. the only widely publicized knitting program i can find is the knitcast via wales. marie, the host, interviews a lot of other knitters and yarn shop owners. it's ok, a little dry. it reminds me of an old snl skit they used to do about public radio which had ana gasteyer and molly shannon talking about rice... not sure how one could produce an audio program on knitting that's EXCITING. how about spreading the word on how to get good deals on yarn?

http://scifiville.typepad.com/knitcast/

The knitcasts are fabulous. :0)

If you're head is so big from being a published author, shouldn't you be able to wear the ginormous hat?

I don't listen to podcasts or watch videos online. But I'm 40 -- it might be a generational thing.

And finally, I'd just like to say how much I enjoy your blog. I check it every day and am disappointed when there's nothing there. You're a talented woman and I wish you all the best -- personally, professionally, and knitterly.

Ack. Eye actually due no the difference between "you're" and "your." Sorry.

Hey, if you ever want company on that drive to Yuma for Cracker Barrel, give me a call! I would drive from Northern California to Southern California and then on to Yuma for a visit to Cracker Barrel! I'm a born and bred Californian but I love me some Southern Fried Foods! (It doesn't help that my best friend is from Tennessee and she keeps enabling me .... ummm, fried chicken, biscuits and gravy, chicken fried steak, chicken and dumplings ... Oh, I need to stop! First time commenter but I love your blog!

I am SO with you on Cracker Barrel! In a past life, I worked there as a waitress, and I still eat there, shockingly enough.

My husband and I used to drive 2+ hours each way to go from the town we lived in in Vermont to Londonderry, NH. It was always a toss-up whether we ate at Cracker Barrel or Chick-Fil-A.

Where else outside the South can you get real sweet tea?!?

I am tv free so we frequently download things to watch on our computers.Yes I know tv-free=freak right?
Whoever is posting your stuff sucks! Love you Laurie, Heidi

They're totally a big techmology lie. Like Laserdiscs. And that girl is really, really odd and needs therapy in a bad way.

Yes, I listen to podcasts. There's the knitcast one. And I like a yoga one (even though I haven't done yoga in AGES!). And some NPR stuff, news stuff, some music stuff...But of course, I can't find my iPod this week so it's all for naught. (or is it "not?")

Also, isn't odd that her comments look retarded and crazy, taken out of context, in a Washington Post column? I think it's the Times New Roman. Which Must Die.

I'm just thinking there are better folks to plagiarize. Did I even spell that right? Anyway. There really are better and funnier people to rip off. It's because I'm prolific -- so it waters down the witty. You sort of have to dig through 30,000 words around here to get to the witty. Although... now can I start telling people I was featured in the washington post? huh? can I? heh

just a note that podcasts are ALOT more time consuming than writing a blog. the editing process is more chaotic than writing. with a blog entry you write, look at it, move some words around, and POST!
with a podcast you've got way more variables:
audio quality,
background noise,
editing,
audio compression,
...and the reality that you have to get used to hearing your voice and that you'll likely have to re-record segments considering it will never be a 1 take scenario.

i'm not downlplaying the idea....its just.....well...hard.

Cracker Barrel was one of my favorite places to go back when I lived in North Dallas, it was one of the few places you could go (the others were Waffle House and Luby's) and actually get sweet tea. All the servers at other places would look at me like I was insane and try to convince me that I could just put sugar in iced tea. Yeah, uh huh, you think that sugar will go properly into COLD tea and yet I'm the insane one.

I'm also a big Waffle House fan, despite the general greasiness. I think you have to love a place that you can get your one sober friend to drive you to at 4 am for scrambled eggs with cheese. I have about a million great Waffle House stories.

Oh Purl... gurl I live in the woods! We don't even have DSL, never mind cable and I refuse to pay $89.99/mo for satellite internet. Besides, in the woods, our satellite tv doesn't always work. Please, Auntie, keep to the written blog with only occasional podcasts? I can normally get a knit cast podcast downloaded in about an hour if there's no interference.

And this person copying your blog? Turn Jen loose! We have intellectual property laws for a reason - besides how can a northerner do southern-gal humor???

p.s. Drew? You're special, not hypothetical, remember??? :P

Ok... on the pod-thing.

Don't worry... I'm not jumping on this techmology bandwagon. I can't even set the clock on my microwave oven. That and the fact that I still call it "the microwave OVEN" you know?

This would be a one-time project with a friend who is the technical person, and it's just an experiment to see how well we work together and so on. I'm definitely more of a writer person than a pod person. Heh. POD PERSON. See? that's only funny written down. And also, not that funny even then. hmmm.

wine time!

I have another question for you...did you ever finish the mystery knit you were working on a while back...

Love your blog!

I've listened to a couple of those knitting pod cast thingies. The good ones of course. Is there something we should know??

I do listen to a few podcasts. My favorite ones are the ones that are only weekly since I can't seem to keep up with anything more frequently than that. I would totally listen to a crazy aunt pearl podcast!

cracker barrel rules! i like the fried apples, although they're not as good as mom's. and grits! gotta love the grits! the last time i was there, i fried apples and a meat biscuit, with country ham. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. good stuff. and there's TWO cracker barrels in the omaha metro area. come visit, i'll take ya!

I've listened to KnitCast, and Quirks and Quarks (currently off the air while the workers at CBC are locked out). But I'm not a big fan of them. I listen more when I'm in Winnipeg, where the bus rides are much longer.

HASHBROWN CASSEROLE!! Yes. I LOVE Cracker Barrel for that (and many other) reason(s). However, they cannot do a dish of green beans that's worth ordering. I love your blog! I listen to some news/talk radio podcasts, makes the day go faster at work. Haven't found any knitting ones yet, but I'll have to look. If anyone has any recommendations, I'm game.....

Once upon a time, I had the recipe for Cracker Barrel Hash Brown Casserole. Sadly, I've since lost it, but I do remember that it was in one of those "Top Secret Recipe" books by some guy named Todd Wilbur. He's got a bunch of them, so I'm afraid it might take a little while at the bookstore to locate which book it appears in. On the bright side, it was fairly easy, and started with a package of pre-hashed (is that a word? probably not.) frozen potatoes, so its not too complicated.

have been listening to NPR podcasts and some political podcasts. Just downloaded a book to ipod via apple itunes. Wonderful invention. Hadn't know until today's post that knitting shows were available for download. I'm off to hunt for them now - Laurie, you could put your blog on audio. You've got enough fanatic, gotta=get-my-aunt-purl-fix readers who would follow to the podcast & you could pick up a whole new audience too. Maybe end up doing a book or two, a la Stephanie Pearl McPhee, only Southern Style!

all i can say is i love hashbrown casserole and am proud of it!! particularily, i like to talk about it with food snobs. i like to eat at nice places and cook from fancy books, etc. but! i am no food snob. i love the look on people's face after i have been talking about shmancy shit and then i talk about hashbrown casserole. priceless.
oh and i have no idea what your are talking about with regards to podcasts......me dumb

OH YES!! Podcast for us Laurie!
Per favore! Ti prego!

I fear that podcasts and such just ain't my thang. But Hashbrown Casserole, that is the food of the Gods. I learned that recipe long ago, so now even though we have moved far from our Southern home in North Carolina, we can still have hashbrown casserole anytime we want. The chilcken and dumplings are yummy too. Man I hear the menu for supper just clanking along in my mind. Thanks for reminding me.

Cindi - the newbie blogger who reads more than she writes

I do Knitcast, Glass Talk and the Mugglenet podcasts. I would definitely like to hear yours! I't would be like a knit-drink-cat-pet-a-long.

Alma
aka the Chickengoddess

Google is your friend:

Hash Brown Casserole like Cracker Barrel's®

Prep. Time: 0:45
Serves: 8

10.25 oz. can condensed cream of chicken soup
8 oz. Colby cheese - grated
1/2 cup melted butter OR margarine
1 sm. onion - minced
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. black pepper
2 lb. bag frozen shredded hash browns

1. Spray a 13" X 9" X 2" baking pan with non-stick cooking spray; set aside.
2. In a bowl, combine soup, cheese, butter, onion, salt, and pepper.
3. Gently fold the potatoes into the mixture and pour into prepared pan.
4. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 35-40 minutes, until heated through and top is browned.

Ya know, I read that Post thing, and I thought that sounded familiar at the time. Just chalk it up to good old fashioned adoration. You're famous now!

Podcasts are groovy, and I've actually listened to the knitting show a few times. I think that you, if, you know, this was the case and all, would be able to come up with a brilliant show--knitting and funny, all wrapped up in one.

Keep up the fantastic blogging. And congratulations on the smoking thing. We're proud out here in blogland.

I just love your blog and the liberal use of the word "techmology"!! I *heart* people who make up their own words/language. My other fav. new word is 'gubernment'--only used in context when bitching about the current state of ours. But anyway...I've seen people downloaded pod casts before (my ex- was really into them...) but I've never downloaded one myself. Is this one of the many projects you're working on?

Astasky

Podcasts? Never listened to one. But, since I now have broadband at home I might give it a go if the crazy cat lady is involved.

Hashbrown casserole? Cracker Barrel's has ALWAYS been my favorite. I order it every time I eat there. Until.... I tried it at a local restuarant, Blue Plate Cafe, and found it to be even better. Who would have thought?

PUBLISHED!!!!!!!!

I TOLD you that you're a writer. now we just have to get Laurie Notaro's agent to read your stuff and then you'll be world wide baby! Just think, you'll be in every Borders display window. Now you're not petty and revenge minded - but I am! - but just think how X will feel when your creativity has far outshown his! And you didn't have to act like a heartless ass, buy a sports car or grow a goatee to get it!

love you cat lady!

"hear, hear!" to what Just Grace just said.

Crazy Aunt Purl you are the Best and congrats on everything!

The natural fiber parts will felt, the un-natural parts won't. By felting it, the mohair should tighten up (tho I've never felted 100% mohair so I'm not sure how much it shrinks) and it will make the furry parts more fluffy. I've made a lot of felted purses with novelty stripes or trim and they come out great. Just remember, for the health of your washer (unless you like entertaining the plumber and/or the appliance repairman), to put the item to be felted in a zippered pillowcase to catch all the lint. I don't have an ipod (and I don't think my daughters would let me download knitting casts on theirs!) so no poscasts, but I watch newsclips, knitting techniques, and music vids on the computer a lot. Try the llama song at AlbinoBlacksheep.com. Also, the Cracker Barrel? Breakfast anytime? Love it. Have one 10 min from my house. Can I overnight you a hashbrown casserole?

I would read or listen to anything by you. And I love that hashbrown casserole. I once looked down at my Cracker Barrel veggie plate and realized that I had 3 kinds of potatos.

I would listen to a podcast if it were posted with detailed instructions on how to make it do whatever it is supposed to do!

And I almost flew across the country for In-n-Out, so I understand your need to drive to Cracker Barrel.

Hey. Don't strangle Gene. Someone should tell him, I think he'd be PO'd about it. Or annoyed, at least. Hey. I am going to be someone and give him the heads up. Plagerism is wrong. :)

And you don't need an iPod for podcasting.

That is shocking that someone is ripping you off like that!! Too bad there's no link to the post so you could harass the person.

Though a nice email to the columnist might be good -- and maybe he'd turn the whole issue into a funny column thus garnering you more readership. Not that with 88 commenters already, you need more readership.

i like podcasts alot because they let my mind knit while i toil at computer data. rock it.

yo yo, word to your mother... girl you did that all wrong!!! YO! YO! word 2 yo mutha! HAHA!!

The guy in the fat albert cartoons...Dumb Donald...I have a similar post about a hat where I mention the same thing!

How well do you think hashbrown casserole would ship???

Congratulations on quitting smoking. I quit January 1st, 2005 and I know its realllllllllllllllly hard! I'm so *&^&*#$%# ing glad I quit. I could just sh*t. Hang in there. Love your blog.
P.S. The nicotine patches work great.

I never saw the cowbell thing on SNL, but I did find this:

http://gorillamask.net/morecowbell.shtml

and I got to see the skit.

ok.like. I. need. cat. pictures.

Hi Laurie! No prob, I totally understand. I've been WICKED busy, too. I finally found an apartment (see pics on my blog a few entries back) for Nov. 1st, started grad school a few weeks ago, got a job, blah blah blah. So where there was once LOTS of free time for knitting and the internets, now there is practically NONE. I have still been reading your blog, though, and keeping abrest of all the craziness! I have to say, your horoscopes have been spot on (I'm a Leo, in case you forgot). Actually, the month you advised me to buy a notebook, I had JUST DONE SO THE DAY BEFORE. You have the gift...

You rock, Aunt Purl...I'm not a podcaster (I don't even own a microwave)...a reader...so, write on, 'cuz, girl you crazy (like a fox).

random comments sorta added together to be really cryptic: You said you had the big head from your book, well then I guess you made the perfect hat for the situation then.
And sorry I thought a podcast was a casting call for pods in "invasion of the body snatchers."
You just keep being you and everything will be hunky-dory.
David

I have Cheaper Than Therapy!!! My friend Amy is also in it!!!

I am off to read your story...

I want a podcast! I don't care if it's audio or A/V, but all I have is the Marie Irshad thing, and they're SPARSE. I want MORE. NOW. DO IT. I'LL HELP.

(and could you heat it on that spoon over there? My hands are tied.)

I've listened to a couple of the Knitcast podcasts - they're ok I guess. I like cinecast (movie reviews) and you can also listen to Ebert and Roper via podcast.

OH MY GOD!!!!! Sister If I lived in Southern Cali (and right now I wish I did...it's FREEZING up here in the Sierra's) You and I would make a monthly trip to AZ to eat at a Cracker Barrel. I could eat every meal there.

I grew up in Virginia (and don't let anyone tell you that's not the south, or you will see a crazy SOUTHERN woman go off...Y'all) and I miss it. ahhhh the SUnday mornings after church rocking on the chairs outside the CB waiting for a table.

DAMN now I am craving it. Too bad AZ is a bit further drive for me. Plus 2 toddlers and a 8 month old prpbably wouldn't be in for a three day trip. DAMN.

If someone is stealing your content and republishing it as their own writing you can have them shut down if you want to. Since it's the Washington Post, and their forum is moderated, just contact the moderator with a link to the offending post and to your original post and ask that the post in question be removed from their site. They will take it very seriously because if they don't you can contact their server with a cease and desist request and their server will shut down the entire site if there's a copyright violation. It might sound harsh but you have a right to protect your work from people who use it without crediting you. I have found my stuff on other sites before and always contact the people asking them to please credit me with a link to my site if they are going to use my content. That's only fair.

Well yeah!! You have every right to ask this
imposter to shut up and stop trying to be as funny as you. Too bad we couldnt get a flaming box O cat poo delivered to the offender. Nothing says "back off beyotch !!"like the box-O-poo-gram....AND I just wanted to let you know I bought JUMBO needles and yarn yesterday..cause you INSPIRE!!!!!congtats on the no smoking!
YOU ROCK!!uh....was the cowbell thing on SNL when they were impersonating Blue Oyster Cult..and Will Farrell had on this way too small shirt and was writhing around with his bug- bugga hanging out whilst hammering on the cowbell??Just curious....

i saw a cracker barrel this weekend on route 20 going towards sturbridge mass. i really did. they aren't in red states anymore.

There used to be a Cracker Barrel in Lakewood, at Palo Verde and South Street, a mile from the 605 and 91 freeway intersection.

It went away about 2 years ago.

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