This and That
Little Pie broke a nail. It was sticking out and she wasn't letting us near it. Off to the vet we went.
Anesthetic drops are wonderful.
She had to wear this bandage last night.
Cat's are brilliant. She left it alone.
I LOVE dogs but a dog would have chewed that thing off in no time without a collar.
I could hear her thinking, "Ouch, let's not touch that paw. I'll sit quietly while they take pity on me."
There is a standing inside joke in our family;
"Sometimes you get a present you didn't know you wanted."
I didn't know I'd love a swift. Oh swift I love you.
I've gone to bed the last two nights thinking I will frog the shawl I'm knitting. These fun colors will be a bit wild on me….unless I wear it on the beach….with a white shirt…
What do you think?
Finally we watched THE CRASH REEL last night before Olympic coverage started. It is a powerful movie about Kevin Pierce and the Traumatic Brain injury he suffered during a training run.
I highly recommend it.
He has a brother with Down's Syndrome who is eloquent and able to verbalize what his whole family is feeling throughout the recovery.
Comments
And a swift is one of the best inventions ever!
Oh yeah, a nice swift is worth every penny! So handy! I don't know what I'd do without mine.
The shawl...Well, I think it would even look stunning against a little black dress. Enjoy the colors... wear the joy!
That is a very nice swift. They sure do come in handy.
Hugs,
Meredith
I love that shawl. I'd wear it with a denim shirt, or any solid color in the colorway... but if you won't wear it, frog it and knit something you'll enjoy.
The shawl yarn is beautiful - frog if you must, but try wearing it once. I bet you feel great wearing it.
I love my swift and winder too. I could wind yarn for a living, it's that much fun.
Love those colors on the shawl. You might be surprised when it is done what you will do with it. I always end up wearing the things I don't like the most.
Little Pie is a singular cat. Max was very dog-like about his paw injury. He chewed the collar off so he could get to it, but when we tied a sock on his leg with a big ribbon wrapped around his body and tied behind his neck, he left it alone and would hold his paw up to visitors as if to say, "Look at my booboo."