I learnt how to crochet as a child - 8, 9 maybe? It was a cultural thing, young girls were supposed to learn it and do a whole bundle for their trousseau. Let me tell you, for me it was just excruciatingly boring, even though I got to be very profficient. I do some crochet now, but it's still not my favoured hobby.…

The detailing is so intricate. I love it! The photo does not do her work justice. Check out the other stuff she sells. Now those photos do her justice! I've been looking forward to receiving this! I am not disappointed :]

I just received my owl pot-holder that I ordered from Etsy (it looks way better in person! Promise!).

Ladies (and one very cool dude) got together at a Starbucks here in Nippon and did something called a "Creative Rally" where people just did whatever creative stuff that they liked to do. I wrote, of course.

I forgot it was Mark Shrayber day today! I went out and had a life in the beautiful California sun. Well, happy belated Mark Shrayber day to everyone!

I could watch those two forever.

• Dancing. I do a lot of dancing in the bathroom.

I firmly believe in a monthly shower cry. I believe it's the key to a healthy emotional existence.

You just described my life from about 11-18.

• hiding with a book

You forgot:

"Like American Apparel Ad: The Movie—long on the male gaze and short on female humanity"

alternate title: Holes 2

Ha! I did not get paid. But then I have a job. Wait, maybe I shouldn't tell anyone that.

Just curious: Were you and the other actors/writers paid to be in it, or were you doing it for free? #itsafreelancelife

I'm in this! I'm one of the extras at the end. This is a really talented bunch of people, I was honored to be a part of it. Yay!

This reminds me of a great quote from Maria Bamford:

I'm not an archetypal woman. All my friends are boys.

The fuck? And this is all based on your feelings?

You do know she was a huge broadway star BEFORE Glee, right? Right?