OH Baby, It is baby knit time here at Irisheyes because we are all about PREPAREDNESS
I should show you my baby blanket but it isn't too impressive right now. I have been knitting on it pretty much a week, including what felt like 2 weeks at the smart phone store yesterday.
Thank God I had my knitting with me.
The blanket is all leftover sock yarns, very easy, and will be warm and wonderful..just maybe not anytime soon.
I can feel it tugging on my already sensitive right shoulder, so I'm knitting baby booties today.
I really like Melissa, my Physical therapist for my shoulder.
She's preggers with her 3rd child.
If only she can find a way for me to sleep correctly and I"d be out of her hair.
My shoulder is painful in the mornings, and she says there is a nerve trapped in there.
It is not horrid, not anything that deserves your sympathy, just something I have to move on before it....
shhhhhh...
interferes with knitting.
I live a block from my Public library.
I stopped after PT this morning and found a few baby books
and things I might try today.
I love this bunny rabbit, but I bet I won't knit him.
While at the library I met Sonya. She's doing a public service by informing us about emergency preparedness.
Ready America sells a kit for around 55 dollars she says.
I made a kit a few years ago.
I think the water better get changed..
its been in the jug for several years.
The informative handout says:
1 gallon of water per person per day for 3 days.
and cat water too.
toothpaste, soap, deodorant,
glasses,
whistle...there's a good one
extra cash in small bills!
extra sets of keys? car and home
waste bags, hadn't thought of that
Of course they left out the obvious:
yarn, needles, light and pattern.
are you prepared?
Comments
Can't wait to see the baby blanket!
I'll add a light-weight Space Blanket, medication, candles, matches, extra batteries and a portable radio to your list.
I know where you are coming from Pain seems to be part of my life.
I hope that you are able to stop the pinched nerve or what is causing the issue.
Have you tried a new pillow?
And yes, I am prepared. After Isabelle, Irene and Sandy I learned you better have your stuff together. It's not pretty when you don't and you lose power for a week or more.
We don't have anything approximating to a disaster kit. I hope we'll never need one. The water seems like the hardest part.
Hope your shoulder heals up as quickly as possible.
We are completely unprepared. In case of an emergency, we will have to survive on a Costco bag of dried mango. I suppose we should do something about that!
Down here on the Gulf Coast, we are Always Prepared. We've got MREs and everything!