dead pigeons and origami

[rhyll]

well, my main achievements for this morning have been
1) burying a dead and bloodied pigeon (in a highly hygienic manner, unless anyone intends to eat off our spade).
2) starting a new set of origami modules.

it's kind of weird, realising that this time last year i was also really into all the modular origami. and then stopped for ages, and now here i am again.

pissed off, though, that i don't have any cool paper. but as soon as i get paid we'll see about that. 'cos modular origami is pretty and fun like lego. except, you make the pieces yourself. and you can't leave it out in the rain. and if small children put it in their mouths, they probably won't choke (but your origami will get soggy).

um. that obviously signals the time for me to stop writing and do some greek with kyle.

Comments

[feathersoul.livejournal.com]

ack! i was going to do that after work this afternoon! bad sky! well, no, not bad sky, thank you - but...hmmm...i shall have to find some sort of suitable repayment, since i was going to do it.

also: how would origami paper suit you as a christmas present?? i had a book that i found that i was going to give you, but the damn thing disappeared from the shop and i can't find it anywhere now, so i'm looking for new ideas. what sort of paper do you like/want? what size/colour/etc? what's most/least toxic to small children?

Wait on...

[(Anonymous)]

Just read something funny. Sky, have you perchance read a novel called "A Man In Full" by Tom Wolfe? I'm reading it at the moment and I just came across a line about etchings that sounds awfully familiar. If you haven't read it, that's hilarious.

By the way, when is that party of yours?

-Lx

we should catch up biatch... i haven't forgotten

[(Anonymous)]

i been busy, i probably wont see you before your party... still not sure if i can make it, i'll try. call me some time.

ben