WIPocalypse time again! I decided to remove Medieval Shelf from my WIPocalypse list, just because I have a feeling I'm not going to get to work on it this year. I want to finish College of  Magical Knowledge first, so Medieval Shelf will have to wait.
Without further ado, my WIPocalypse update:
College of Magical Knowledge before WIPocalypse:
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As of today:
[Image] College of Magical Knowledge by James Christensen from Heaven and Earth Designs Stitching on 25 count antique white evenweave 1 thread over 1 with DMC
Mario before WIPocalypse:
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As of today:
[Image] Mario - darklilac.com self-made chart Stitching on 22 count white Aida 2 threads over 1 with DMC
Riding the Wave before WIPocalypse:
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NO CHANGE.
Tiny Rose Garden Mandala before WIPocalypse:
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As of today:
[Image] A Tiny Rose Garden Mandala by Chatelaine Designs (freebie) Stitching on 32 count hardanger 2 threads over 2 DMC, Thread Gatherer Silk n' Colors, and Mill Hill Seed Beads
Middle Earth before WIPocalypse:
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As of today:
[Image] Middle Earth from Heaven and Earth Designs Stitching on 25 count antique white evenweave 1 over 1 with DMC
Greek Mandala was not started before WIPocalypse.
Last update:
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As of today:
[Image] Greek Mandala by Chatelaine Designs Stitching on 32-count antique white Belfast 2 over 2 with DMC, various silks, petite treasure braid, delica beads, and Swarovski crystals
I still have quite a ways to go with my rotation on Greek (and Tiny Rose Garden is next) so I hope to have one up by the end of the day tomorrow before I'm off to San Francisco again to stalk... err... keep Boyfriend company. 
In other news, I wanted to tell you all the I've started another blog. It's a cooking blog! I thought about posting some photos and recipes here, but I didn't want to do that for anyone who is only interested in stitching, and nothing else. SOOOOO I started a whole new blog. Feel free to follow it - I don't mind one bit! It's just full of recipes, or my takes on recipes, and step by step instructions with pictures. I also try to include caloric values and serving sizes for those of us watching our waistlines (like me!). It's called Cooking by Candlelight and I hope to be adding to it a lot. Also, per Joyce's recommendation, I do a post per recipe (so sometimes multiple posts in a day) to make recipes more searchable. Hope you guys like it! My focus is healthy, but delicious, cooking. Who says healthy food has to taste like cardboard?
Happy stitching everyone - hope to be back tomorrow!