A Boring Sock
1. I thought of Nancy (Wyoming Breezes) yesterday unexpectedly.
I decided to get a haircut.
I just found an open shop and took the available appt.
It is just hair and I ended up loving the stylist.
About 2 minutes into the appt, I learned her brother is in Afghanistan with the Air Force.
She's going to meet him for his homecoming in Atlanta next week.
She is beyond excited.
So I told her about Quilts of Valor, thank you Nancy!
She's all over it.
She's all over it.
2. My sister's sock is so boring I may have to switch it up today.
It's brown and beige. My sister is very neutral with dressing and
I dont want to chance socks she won't wear.
I finished one sock last night.
3. A friend's daughter is having chemo.
I offered a cotton cap. They'd love one.
I'm going to try to crochet on for her.
Perhaps Fixation will behave better on a hook than a needle.
4. Off to meet nurse pal who is retired, for coffee before our predicted rain/sleet storm hits.
Happy Tuesday. Do you think about your blog pals during the day?
Comments
I loved all your facts...I am a walking mess of obscure facts like that!
Caps are always a good thing. My sister went thru stage IV Non-Hodgkins and was given a 5-10% chance of living. She lived in caps (even in the Chicagoland summers). She is now 14 yrs out from a bone marrow transplant.She lives in S Fla now and it gets even hotter and more humid there but she says she has hair now. She comes up to visit with her 12 yr old daughter and husband a few times a year.
When she was going thru cancer I did not know how to knit so her caps were things we found at stores that were soft for her head.
I hope you had a great coffee meetup with your friend!
Thank you for mentioning QOV to your new stylist. I hope her brother is awarded a QOV upon his return.
Hugs,
Meredith