A plateful of cookies

Oh, I am filled with geeky love for the internet today. There are carved pumpkin Daleks, edible flying spaghetti monsters, pacman crackers, Pokemon pulsh patterns and Doctor dolls.

Strangely, the last one reminded me that for this week's Torchwood, near the end, when John said goodbye and scolded Capt. Jack, I spent a good while admiring shirt and waistcoat combination that Jack was wearing. Both the shirt and waistcoat were a nice shade of dark blue, enough so I almost didn't realise that there was a waistcoat, except the back was made of some shiny satin-like fabric and, after noticing that, I noticed the pocket watch chain hanging between buttons and pocket on the matte front.
(Despite watching Antiques Roadshow many times, I've never quite figured/remembered how they're supposed to be attached to one's clothing.)

I SHOULD retrieve fishy from my dad's office and finish it up and take plenty of photos. And decide what geeky thing I should make next. Aside from moar Tanpopo, Mokona and Mugetsu of course.
And damnit, all those geeky fathers and mothers make me want to have geeklets. It's all very well to use your crafting powers for evil yourself but... the geeky toy possibilities! (Also, this should also be covered in a book: Geeky toys you can make with or for your kids, just like 'Useful techniques in constructing cosplay and accessories'.