Spent a serendipitous day with 3 good friends - knitting content will resume tomorrow. I took this quiz thanks to Abundance of Lisa and here's my result:
This New York age puts you into a middle category between young and old (but not "middle age" per se). Be proud. You've got a nice balance between going out hard-core and staying in. You care about culture but also like some quiet nights. Keep it up, but think about expanding your horizons in the other directions. Head to Studio B or Anthology Film Archives for the first time, or finally check out the Village Vanguard or Elaine's for a dose of old-school NYC.
Does your age reflect how you're living? Let us know.
What's your New York age? Take the Time Out">
I could NOT believe it!
and here's a picture of Coco,
very interested 
in the flying creature here
,
who came to rest on my kitchen table (styrofoam wig head included for scale)...
now here's the dilemma: do I leave the little moth alone with all my yarn, or do I swat it? Decisions, decisions!
MY NY age was 39--the same age I am in real-life. LOL!
Posted by: Mary | June 10, 2007 at 02:49 PM
Hmm, I'm NY 28. Not sure what they base their calculations on.
I've had one of those big moths come in through my a/c one summer. Your fiber is safe from them, but they're annoying when they flit in front of your computer while you're reading :-)
Posted by: eve | June 10, 2007 at 07:29 AM
i came back to comment and let you know i was here! hahaha!
i've been visiting since you first made contact with me the other day . ..
Posted by: anne | June 09, 2007 at 09:23 PM
Swat him then plead self defense.
Blessings from a non-member of the Insect Defense League!
Posted by: Susan P | June 09, 2007 at 12:03 PM
My NY age was 29 :-)
Posted by: Wendy | June 09, 2007 at 11:01 AM
That's not a clothes moth; it's far too big. Clothes moths are really titchy, usually less than 1/4 of an inch long, and they are a dull colour, like a dark splinter. Usually the only time you catch sight of them is when they're whirring by - they have quite a distinctive flight. Fairly easy to catch in mid air, for both humans and cats.
Posted by: Helen | June 09, 2007 at 04:47 AM