Around two weeks ago I decided that after a very long day at work, I wanted to do something relaxing. I wanted to sew. Or at least learn how to sew.
In Mrs. Randle's world, this was a very monumental (and not entirely relaxing) undertaking. I have been trying for the almost six months my husband and I have been married (and the year of dating before that) to learn to cook meals. My wonderful husband is a good sport and ends up saving my meal attempts or at least putting on a brave face when the dish isn't entirely cooked through.
Nevertheless, I am not the most domestic person. I am more at home playing WoW (World of Warcraft for the uninitiated), or Left for Dead 2, or something along those lines.
But as I surf the internet looking for cheat codes and medieval garb, I run across craft blogs. And those women who make amazingly gorgeous things with fabric or paint or recycled old picture frames. I would read those blogs shamefully in the dead of night wishing I'd been gifted with more graceful goddess attributes and less...bad-arse warlike gaming abilities. (I kid...I don't even have those ;) )
However, I digress. Where there's a will, there is a way. Maybe there are other nerdy women out there who wish those adorable crafty patterns were in a language we could actually understand...outside of gaming.
Well that, my friends, is my project! I always wanted to be a linguist anyway. I will make the little crafts, rant and rave about the trials, and explain the process in a way other goddesses-in-training can understand!
So don your helms fellow warrior-women because we head into terrifying realms unknown!
-S
And remember that you have friends to help guide you on the path that is your mighty quest! Don't G/Quit yet! :)
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