Well, my earlier misgivings about Longmire have been surpassed by the unfolding story and its depth. The build-up of season two was quite good in setting up several layers of suspense, and the finale was excellent. Each season after that contained a wonderfully evolving story. They’ve still made a gaping mistake here and there (don’t […]
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Shears and Snips
Posted: 7th February 2017 by Cheap in Fiction, Filmmaking, SewingTags: GIngher, Kim Harrison, Roland R-26, The OA, The Turn, Zoom F4, Zoom H4n
The “good” titanium plated scissors I was using for cutting fabric were not shaped well for trimming the seam allowance on flat felled seams. Since I expect to be doing quite a few of those, I looked at the store for a better pair. I splurged and bought a small pair of knife edge dressmaker’s […]
Janowow!
Posted: 28th January 2017 by Cheap in Fiction, Firearms, SewingTags: .357 Magnum, Android, backpacking, Ruger, Sherlock, Star Trek
This month, I have finished watching the last of Star Trek: Enterprise, The Newsroom, and Penny Dreadful, as well as the latest season of Sherlock. In the case of both The Newsroom and Sherlock, the first two seasons were excellent, and then they began to be disappointing. The later seasons of Sherlock in particular have […]