sypherlev

I just finished Cutie Pie, and it was great, from start to finish. It had depth, and humor, and beautiful heartfelt moments, and spicy scenes, and a PHENOMENAL soundtrack. It's all the best parts of ThaiBL in one place and it may now be my favorite series, because it is, in my opinion, one of the best written and has some of the strongest acting talent.

I'm a firm believer that, when telling a story, anything that doesn't (a) move the plot forward, (b) provide characterization, or (c) set the scene should be on the cutting room floor, and ideally a shot should provide two out of three at a minimum. (Knot was FULL of this crap FYI).

Cutie Pie was tight as hell even when it appeared to be ju

Seeing as much of the current series are just not grabbing me, I’d like some recommendations for something I can watch to keep me occupied. Something similar to the following:

Yotha/Gun from Perfect 10 Liners

Muenfah/Teerak from Your Sky

Basically any series that involves a cranky, antisocial introvert and his polar opposite. I definitely prefer more light-hearted BLs but I’ll watch almost anything if it gets my interest. (I just finished The Servant Prince and LOVED IT)

I’ve already watched some of the longer series like all of Fourever You and We Are, so no need to include them. If I can’t find anything that appeals to me then I’m gonna work my way down my MDL Plan to Watch list until

Hey all - this is a long shot but we’ve lost a small hard drive full of family photos. It fell out of my husband’s bag somewhere between the entrance to the Arbutus Greenway at 71st Avenue, and 70th and Granville. Can you put the word out and see if anyone found it? We think it was lost in the last week.

It’s a small 2TB hard drive in a zipped bag. The photos are so important to us. Please let us know if it’s found.

Hey all, I’ve recently found some descriptions of “swaving” in a book about sock knitting, and I can’t seem to find anything out about it. Apparently it was a technique developed in England that may well be lost, and may be related to lever knitting.

Has anyone any clear explanation of how it was supposed to work, or better yet a video? I’m really curious about it!

Hello yes, I am from the Stitchcraft chapter, let's get in here and get this stuff kickstarted!