January journal?

[ursula]

Give me a topic, and I'll post about it in January?

Comments

[sartorias]

Poetry and math. In my brain, they are on the same axis, both nearly impossible for me to master, or even grasp, though I love them both as imagery and ideas.

Writing flows

[brainwane]

What rhythms you find, what's easy and what's hard and what's tedious, about different kinds of writing.

music you started enjoying in the last few years

[brainwane]

Follow up on this entry?

[katzenfabrik]

Are there any crafting projects that you want to do in the future but don’t yet feel up to? Why not, and when do you see yourself making them?

[yhlee]

Favorite dice!

I would love a post on your experiences with GMing, too.

[flowersforgraves]

Favorite type of crafting and/or your favorite place you've lived and why?

[rugessnome]

You list Latin and Ancient Greek in your interests--I'd be curious to know how you got interested in them and/or what sort of background with them you have (I presume you're more or less a hobbyist here, so don't feel it needs to be impressive?)

and/or

"medieval knitting" also in your interests--if you'd like to talk about that and e.g. are you especially interested in any particular technique or type of item? ever tried nalbinding?

and/or

historical cookery (and unusual ingredients in it)

[enemyofperfect]

Last week you mentioned posts on "recent lesbian science fiction & possibly itch.io analytics" and I was very intrigued! Maybe one or both of those could fit?

[thistleingrey]

Added sweeteners in cooking? However you prefer. (Not recs unless that's what you'd prefer; I tend not to make food be very sweet.)

[stasia]

Topography and crafts - like knitted toroids, or mathematical shapes made from crochet.

And what someone else said - medieval knitting sounds great!

[eirias]

Things you’ve found surprising about living in the Midwest?

[sporky_rat]

Making day tripping events more ... not exactly period, but less bag chair and plastic cooler?
(I have a ceramic pitcher I use for water, a nice wooden folding chair, a cover for a cooler, but further ideas are always Good.)

[blackswanseer]

What drew you to the SCA initially and is it the same thing that keeps you engaged today or has it shifted?

Do you prefer rping in person or online?

[ursula]

Possible topics from elsewhere: leadership; family history & languages.