Cortizone Shots Do Not Tickle.
I started knitting a pretty scarf for Dave's great aunt Mildred. She was kind enough to send The Boy a couple of small gifts. I enjoy her company when she comes to CT to visit. She always sends cards or photos of her home, along with a note of stories from her ranch or words of encouragement. I had no idea what someone in Missouri would need in the way of knitted items, so I'm making a very open-lace scarf.
I'm also spinning, setting aside just 10 minutes each afternoon to do it. I don't get a whole lot done during that time, but I think it helps to quiet the chatter in my head.
I'm ready to be finished with the pink. Just sayin'.
And tomorrow is a big, big day. We are finally signing papers to put the house on the market. Wish us luck.
(Know anyone who wants to buy a really cute 3 bedroom, one bath ranch?)
7 Comments:
That's a gorgeous pink. No, no, I mean the yarn...
Ouch! Love the scarf. Good luck with the house!
good luck with the house
what are you asking for it?
I hope the cortisone shot works better for you than it did for me. Good luck with the house. I do know a couple considering buying their first house - where are you?
Good luck with the house! If this was a year from now, I'd probably be very, very interested in seeing it... I hope it won't stay on the market that long, though!
I'm sending positive energy for a quick and lucrative sale. Hope the wrist feels better soon!
OMG! I've had cortizone shots in several places (shoulder/knees etc.) BUT, the wrist one nearly killed me!
I have never before came that close to passing out from pain in my life -- I don't know if he hit a wrong nerve or what -- but I can tell you I will NEVER, EVER try that again!!
I sure hope it helps you -- wrist pain blows!
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