What have you tripped over here?
It's the blog of a tall, incredibly sexy red-headed woman living in Melbourne, who is:
Wife of
lederhosen, mother of da_norvegicus, natural mother of quatranoctal, now owned by Bilqis and Alopex
Former owner ofdogorcuton and Basil. (Those two worthies are now sleeping quietly, somewhere...)
If you're looking for me on the Other site, look here.
Enjoying living on top of basaltic plains, especially after the boringness of Sydney Sandstone
Trying very hard not to buy any more knitting and sewing stuff until she uses what she has
Versed in IT, Customer Service and Cooking. Now, having turned half an engineering degree into Teaching Maths and Science to Primary-aged students, I'm a tutor for them. Alas, Chronic Fatigue means I can't work full time.
Diagnosed on the Autism spectrum, but then I've always been weird...
Writer of fanfic and currently trying to write a couple of serious novels.
I'm cool with people I don't know reading my journal - serious stuff tends to be friends-locked to various degrees. I'm also fine with people dropping me - I don't manage to keep up with as many people as I wish I could, and besides, that's your own journal and you have the right to decide who is and isn't reading stuff. But if you want me to read your stuff too, please comment on this post if you haven't elsewhere.
Wife of
lederhosen, mother of da_norvegicus, natural mother of quatranoctal, now owned by Bilqis and AlopexFormer owner of
dogorcuton and Basil. (Those two worthies are now sleeping quietly, somewhere...) If you're looking for me on the Other site, look here.
Enjoying living on top of basaltic plains, especially after the boringness of Sydney Sandstone
Trying very hard not to buy any more knitting and sewing stuff until she uses what she has
Versed in IT, Customer Service and Cooking. Now, having turned half an engineering degree into Teaching Maths and Science to Primary-aged students, I'm a tutor for them. Alas, Chronic Fatigue means I can't work full time.
Diagnosed on the Autism spectrum, but then I've always been weird...
Writer of fanfic and currently trying to write a couple of serious novels.
I'm cool with people I don't know reading my journal - serious stuff tends to be friends-locked to various degrees. I'm also fine with people dropping me - I don't manage to keep up with as many people as I wish I could, and besides, that's your own journal and you have the right to decide who is and isn't reading stuff. But if you want me to read your stuff too, please comment on this post if you haven't elsewhere.