it’s all good

Saturday, August 13, 2005

Thankyou all for your kind words. Today we still have 10 embryos - 8 grade one and 2 grade two, which is a far better result than we had dared to hope for. I was so excited I got out of bed, washed the dishes and did four of loads of washing (poor Jesse has to hang it all out)!

Also good was the sudden onset of the ability to sit up again last night. You know what that means don’t you? Yep, 4 repeats of the sock and the start of the heel flap. This sock thing is getting to be quite fun.

My first sock, just starting the heel flap

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Comment by Cara on 13/8/2005 @ 10:01 pm

YAY! Fingers still crossed!

Comment by Adina on 14/8/2005 @ 4:51 am

That is fabulous!!! Great results! :D And pretty socks too.

Comment by Susie on 14/8/2005 @ 5:21 am

That’s great! Continued good luck to you!

Comment by Belinda Andresson on 14/8/2005 @ 12:30 pm

That’s awesome!!

Comment by Carol on 15/8/2005 @ 8:23 am

Fantastic!!! and pretty socks too.

Comment by Steph on 15/8/2005 @ 12:04 pm

Yeah! Fantastic. Keeping my fingers crossed for you!

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it’s all good

Thursday, June 23, 2005

Isabelle appears to be lice free, at least for now that is. She thought packing her head in conditioner and wrapping it in glad wrap was fantastic.

Isabelle, all wrapped up

Isabelle, all wrapped upIsabelle, all wrapped up

It was just as well she enjoyed this part because the hour and half spent combing her hair was no party. Though David Attenborough made it bearable, and for that we thank him. Isabelle thanked us for the marshmallows we gave her afterwards.

The Cabled Jacket is also going well (for now? at last?). The blocking resulted in two well matched fronts and there was no great effort involved in the matching. If it had been hard work getting them to match I would have been worried, but for once something went well. Actually two things went well, because the button shopping was also just fine and a day later I still like the buttons I chose.

Buttons for the Debbie Bliss Cabled Jacket

I was actually really lucky. I was the only one in the shop, their toy box was engrossing and the guy on the desk actively wanted to help me. At first I was a bit put off by his determination to find me buttons but he was the one that got it right in the end. These buttons are made from mussel shell and they are double sided. The side I didn’t like was the side on display so I would NEVER have found them without his help and they are exactly the sort of thing I was after. The ones I found on my own were the same size and also shell but they were much paler and thinner. I think the weight of these is better suited to the sweater and I like that their colours are more varied than the ones I found myself, so yay for helpful sales people!

Time to knit up the back. Again.

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Comment by Steph on 25/6/2005 @ 11:34 am

Look at that little ham! What a cutie she is. I’d knit up your back if you knit my fiddly kidsilkhaze sleeves…oh, but we would have finished anyway by the time they got across the Pacific.

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