Because I've had this nasty little cold, I was a soft-touch this morning when the Little Emperor
I finished the Sloane pullover. I need to see it on a real human and take pictures to really assess its success, but I think it's good. I've begun writing the pattern, which involves a bunch of simple illustrations to explain the process through the shoulder area.
Marie Grace tagged me for the Seven Things About Me meme a few days ago. I've been mulling over what I could possibly choose for that. Things I'm willing to share, that don't veer into Too Much Information, but something that my blog-reading public might not already have gleaned about me. I'll have to keep thinking about this. Right now, I can't come up with anything.
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Can't wait to see Sloan. Sorry I missed you guys on Saturday. Since I spent Friday night in Urgent Care with a sinus infection, I though you'd all appreciate it if I didn't 'share the wealth'. Sound like someone else did anyway! Hope you feel better soon!
Props for the use of "gleaned" in a blog post.
Can't wait to see Sloane on a human!
That happened to us too today. Our daughter has been complaining of stomach pain (in all likelihood the meal we ate Sunday night--odd issues with it--and stress), so when the school called and Hubby talked to her this afternoon, we relented and had her come home. Turns out she really is fine. *sigh* Isn't that annoying? Then again, maybe it's really more of a mental health day for them. I can understand that.
I'm quietly waiting for sloane pattern ... still trying to figure out how you did it!
I surrender!
I enjoyed meeting you and your son on Saturday! I hope everyone is getting to feel better chez SABLE.
My mom always had the rule "If you're sick enough to stay at home, you're sick enough to stay in bed." And we were confined to the bed for the day. No TV, no video games, no nothin'. Lunch was soup and a grilled cheese sandwich, served to you, guess where, in bed. All you could do was sleep, go to the bathroom, and maybe read a book, if you happened to keep one in your room. (Mom could hear a Game Boy being turned on from two rooms away, so that was a no-no, as well, once that technology came out. Besides, we had communal game boys -- there were 5 of us -- and they stayed in the living room.)
I think that's why I just pass out for a day or two now when I'm sick.
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