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October 31, 2005
Nervous Knitting
In less than 24 hours I will be in surgery to have my naughty Gallbladder removed. I am nervous but am looking forward to being able to eat like a regular human being again. The Surgeon has asked me to take 2 tablespoons of Milk of Magnesia today but who needs MoM when your stomach is hovering around your knees?
Knitting
I've been nervously knitting Gesta from Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton's Hand Knitting Collection Book Number Two. But I just couldn't find the right color in Korchoran so I am using the Rowan Yorkshire Tweed the Husband brought home from England. The yarn glides effortlessly over my US 9 Denise needles.
In other news I've ordered a surprising amount of Noro Kureyon, I figure it will be a nice post surgery surprise. I asked the Husband to prevent me from knitting on anything made of lace while I am sedated. He laughed and notified me he will not ever tell me what to do regarding knitting. Maybe I'll reappear later in the week with some laughable knitting mistakes if I get it into my head I must knit on Shaped Triangle or Twist Front Top. I'd start the betting now.
Halloween
Tired of pumpkins yet? Here are two examples of the Husbands Pumpkin Carving Mastery
Geiger says I wish my Mum would shut up about her outpatient procedure already, I had surgery to remove a very important part of my privates and I was just fine meow.
Posted by Michelle at October 31, 2005 08:49 AM
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Posted by: Anonymous at October 31, 2005 08:49 AM