


the mittens are a bit askew, but not too bad for two days (one movie and three battlestar galacticas) work. The mushroom armband is crap, I used the pattern on hello yarn, but doctored it because I couldn't be assed fiddling around with gauge, and I didn't have the right size needle.
The boy loves cheesecake, and as I am on the dole, and paying him rent in teensy instalments, I shall try my best to placate his savage temper with various snacks.
The handsome rooftop cat later came over for milk, which we serve in a china saucer with yellow flowers on it. He is our favourite of the three cats that visit now, although the black fellow with socks and whiskers of purest white is a close second, as he is mysterious and unpredictable, like a soap opera's dashing villain.
My back is red from the sun's cancerous glow, got
this over the weekend, it's grown up teen fiction and perfect for non-concentratey pleasure. Himself is currently reading
this, as if to mock me. his brows are too high. Bah.
"lower your brows, sir" I scream, as he invents things that fan him electronically and drives me to the dole queue. But my vitriol is only a shabby attempt to gain self-esteem, and the respect of my possible future employers. 'She is mean and judgey' they will murmur appreciatively 'she would be a handsome addition to any staffroom'.
'I bet she whips up an amazing 3D display and all'.
'Word.'
That's how it plays out in the land of heady daydreams where everything is impressive and I have a winged unicorn, or pegacorn. I call him 'mac', he calls me boss and together we roam the skies, solving connundrums and fighting crime in all its capacities.