If you're a geek and you know it, clap your hands!

*clap, clap*

This destashing thing is working out quite well. Honestly, having grown up in the days of suspicion about doing ANYTHING online (meeting people, buying stuff, whatever), I'm surprised at how much interest I get. Thanks, everyone!

Before I forget, Kris, I did receive the CD, but I've been so freaked out by life and school that I haven't had a chance to listen to it yet. Thank you!

Anyway, on to the geeky part. Natalie was kind enough to send me the spreadsheet she uses for her yarn inventory for me to use as an example, and I spent some insomniac time last night beginning to catalog what I have (only what I'm going to keep, however, I'll make a separate sheet for the destash pile). Kelly said that if I have to catalog my yarn, I must have too much. Nah, I just like to geekify everything I do. (Though I've got so many rows in the sheet already, and I'm not even halfway done with my cedar chest, maybe she's right. Nah.) With any luck I'll be able to finish that tomorrow. Then I'll reward myself by working on Michael's blanket during the hockey game tomorrow night. (Woo. The reward will be getting that damn thing done.)

Started a new summer scarf today. I get sick of seeing single balls of yarn sitting around, so I figured I'd knit it up so I didn't have to look at it in skein form anymore.