http://chrisbrow.net Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:09:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Saw this pattern and had to try making it. I changed it a bit to simply include double crochet stitches...I didn't know what a "hdc2tog" was..."dc" seemed much easier. I finished 4 squares that will fit together as shown. So far, so good! http://chrisbrow.net/?p=363 Turns out there are many thing in Tahoe....to point at: (More other pics to follow.) http://chrisbrow.net/?p=357 http://chrisbrow.net/?p=356 Ericka, Jaime, and I at the post reception party at the hotel bar Ericka, her husband Jason, and I http://chrisbrow.net/?p=348 This past weekend I made a super speedy trip to NYC for my friend Ericka’s wedding. Finances are pretty tight right now, and NYC isn’t exactly the cheapest destination, but Ericka has been a good friend, and missing her big day wasn’t an acceptable option. Thanks to my ... http://chrisbrow.net/?p=346 I am scheduled to go on a super-quick weekend trip to NYC towards the end of this month. One of my best friends from college is getting married. I wasn't planning on being able to make the trip, both money and time are tight, but I had a ... http://chrisbrow.net/?p=342 I don't have a digital camera of my own that is working right now, so I have to wait for others to send me pics of events and such. Here are a few from my friend Lis' wedding. http://chrisbrow.net/?p=333 The garden is coming along nicely. From left to right, and top to bottom: freshly harvested lettuce, yellow squash, jalapenos, red bell pepper (early stages), tomatoes, and rasberries. http://chrisbrow.net/?p=330 We have a huge, 40-50 ft tall cherry tree in our backyard. Unfortunately, most of the branches are above my head so even though the boughs were fully laden with ripe red cherries, I could only pick the handfull within my reach. That was until I came home ... http://chrisbrow.net/?p=325 It's like they were looking through a window into our lives when writing this comic. Ryan has an old, black (or, it used to be) hoodie that is falling apart at the seams, and even in between the seams. I'm always amazed when it survives, and I use ... http://chrisbrow.net/?p=319