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Every Word I Needed to Know On the SAT I Learned from Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events
Posted by Magali Roman
Ten Creative Cross-Stitch Projects to Celebrate Doctor Who at 50!
Take note, Whovians: the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who is fast approaching. To help pass the time (get it?!) as we count down to this momentous occasion—and to help welcome the Twelfth Doctor—I've rounded up some inspired, adorable, and occasionally incredibly geeky Doctor Who cross-stitch ideas. So pick a pattern, grab your supplies, and follow me as we allons-y through time and space, one stitch at a time.
Posted by Jules Sherred
The Geek’s Guide to Dating Webseries: Mikey & Allie
Welcome to The Geek's Guide to Dating Webseries!
From bloggers to podcasters, indie video game developers to celebrated filmmakers, hard hitting journalists to award-winning storytellers, over the next few months geeks-of-all-kinds will be sharing their love stories and dishing out advice.
In this week's video, you'll meet two Philly based geek bloggers, Mikey and Allie. Hit play to learn about their first date and why days off playing video games in your underpants is, in fact, a good thing.
Enjoy! And check back every Tuesday afternoon for a new video through February!
Posted by Eric Smith
The Geek’s Guide to Dating Webseries: Mikey & Allie
Welcome to The Geek's Guide to Dating Webseries!
From bloggers to podcasters, indie video game developers to celebrated filmmakers, hard hitting journalists to award-winning storytellers, over the next few months geeks-of-all-kinds will be sharing their love stories and dishing out advice.
In this week's video, you'll meet two Philly based geek bloggers, Mikey and Allie. Hit play to learn about their first date and why days off playing video games in your underpants is, in fact, a good thing.
Enjoy! And check back every Tuesday afternoon for a new video through February!
Posted by Eric Smith
Hold ‘Em and Fold ‘Em: Nine Book-Inspired Origami Projects
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Whether you’ve got an hour to kill, or you just want to keep your hands busy during a class you’re totally listening to, origami can’t be beat. So in honour of Origami Day, here is a roundup of literature-inspired crafts for your nimble fingers.
Posted by Alyssa Favreau
Bookish Crochet for Lazy Days
While there is nothing better than a day spent reading, sometimes my fingers have a mind of their own and insist on being kept busy. To keep your own digits occupied, pop in an audiobook and try out some of these crochet projects.
Harry Potter fans do not need to be limited to crocheting scarves. (1) The Golden Snitch from Inner Child Crochet is unexpected and is great for the advanced beginner.
If you are looking for something a little more eye catching (2) Luna Lovegood's Earrings from Thread-Bear are just the thing.
Twilight lovers will appreciate (3) the Bella Swan La Push Crochet Hat from Jenn Likes Yarn. This cute topper will keep your head warm while you study up on vampire lore.
Star Wars obsessives must check out (4) the Yub Nub Scoodie from Tiny Purrs. Channel your inner Ewok with this project that is part hoodie, part scarf, and completely clever.
Posted by Ashley Cambers
