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  • maytaurus
    maytaurus Posts: 2,115 Forumite
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    It’s taken hours to read through all I’ve missed
    Not to mention my very long post ...... here goes
    Sorry I haven’t been around; my M.E. has been really bad
    Welcome to all newbies who have joined in my absence and
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    all of you on the amount of work you’ve managed to complete

    mioliere and SGT
    Thanks for your messages & caring, they really cheered me up, I just hadn’t got the energy to reply .... sorry
    I’m afraid I’ve just been really bad and asleep most of the time, but

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    I’m here to annoy you all now !

    Re mioliere ’as I'm moving abroad, I don't know yet where all the wool shops are!’
    I don’t know exactly where you will be, but there’s a Phildar one here
    PHILDAR PARTHENAY
    Centre Commercial Leclerc
    58 rue L!onard de Vinci
    79200 PARTHENAY


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    Congratulations on your move to France, leaving date 21st March !
    BON VOYAGE
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    Make sure you take plenty of wool with you
    Thinking of you and I hope all goes well Good luck
    Any room for an extra person?
    Re ‘We hope to be able to end up with a house here and a smaller holiday home in France, so fingers crossed’
    That would be really good, I hope you can sort it out
    Re ‘the internet connection is one of the things I shall put in place before we get there, so that I can set the PC up asap and come back on here! I'm hoping that it won't be long before I am back to normal!
    I should think so !
    But please don’t be NORMAL
    “To be normal is the ideal aim of the unsuccessful.”Carl Jung
    “Normal is not something to aspire to, it's something to get away from.”Jodie Foster

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    Please add 2 baby hats, 2 blankets, 1 pair of mittens and 1 baby cardi
    redhead mum re quote;
    ‘you can't fool us, we all know that really you're just trying to evade the employment tribunal re. Maytaurus' terrible working arrangements!
    This is so true l-o-l
    mioliere re
    ‘Maytaurus will get Interpol after me so I won't escape the employment tribunal. I'm thinking that maybe I could buy her silence by offering her the sort of pension that we are hearing about in the news at the moment!’
    Free accommodation in France is far more likely to work!
    shezmit re your bungee jump
    You are so brave!
    I would like to make a donation, I could send it with my parcel
    Well done on raising so much £
    I will get my other half to post a parcel to you ,
    but it will probably be on Monday now, sorry
    mrs-moneypenny re
    i made a sailors hat but my mistake was the opposite to yours my hat ended up so big it would have only fitted a rastafarian sailor with a huge head of dreadlocks. it was MASSIVE
    Did it look like this then?

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    f1widow and Aeshna
    Thanks for the advance warning about the F1 season
    I won’t be expecting much from my OH then
    roamin in the gloamin re ‘this thing called dust?’
    Do you leave yours for 6 month periods then?
    I don’t know about Quentin Crisp, but
    Claire Raynor said ‘life’s too short to move dust from place to place’
    I’ve seen her home............ she meant it!

    SuziQ5 re crochet patterns for preemie baby booties
    Try these
    http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/bevsbooties2.html


    http://www.crochetnmore.com/jeansfat...babybootie.htm

    http://www.judyknit.com/knitting/preemiebooties.htm


    from The preemie project link
    http://thepreemieproject.com/volunteer/patterns

    or 1000'S Of Crochet Patterns
    http://www.seafore.com/index.html

    These are also on the
    all in one place here link here #964
    With loads more links

    L C Wilson re ‘Can someone please point me in the direction of a knitted bunting?’

    Knitted buntings links #964http://www.touchinglittlelives.org/knitbunting.html

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/stoke/my_pages/babywear/hkp/025.shtml

    Or the ones here are marked as Knit or Crochet
    http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/bereavement-gowns.html

    s_michaels re chunky wool

    I have just ordered this

    Patons Moonglow Chunky 1000g Pot Luck Pack
    Product Code: RC7667
    £8.80
    From http://www.readicut.co.uk/sitemap.asp?article_id=howtoorder

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    I need to go and lie down for a bit now
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    The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane[FONT=&quot] —[FONT=&quot] Marcus Aurelius[/FONT][/FONT]
  • jellybeans_2
    jellybeans_2 Posts: 172 Forumite
    Great post maytaurus, I have ME too and find it hard to keep up with this post at times, glad you're feeling a bit better now, and hope today's a good day for you
    Jo xx
    Loving knitting for the Wooligans! :j my totals:

    Jellybeans
    22 baby hats ; 3 Teddies for Tragedies ; 15 buntings ; 9 boobs ; 2 baby blankets ;
    8 Innocent Smoothie hats ; 2 Scarves ; 4 Adult hats ; 6 Aaron squares ; 12 hedgehogs
  • maytaurus
    maytaurus Posts: 2,115 Forumite
    jellybeans wrote: »
    Great post maytaurus, I have ME too and find it hard to keep up with this post at times, glad you're feeling a bit better now, and hope today's a good day for you
    Jo xx


    So so sorry to hear you have M.E.
    I was just reading here b4 popping back to this thread
    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1452441&page=3
    I suppose it's something you have to experience to really understand things like how, just combing your hair or lifting your fork can hurt so much

    makes me feel a bit like the penguin l-o-l

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    The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane[FONT=&quot] —[FONT=&quot] Marcus Aurelius[/FONT][/FONT]
  • psso
    psso Posts: 1,210 Forumite
    the pattern is http://www.bonniebabies.co.uk/new%20bunting.htm. I didn't want to do just plain knit as I get a bit bored.

    ETA just realised its knit one below (I think)


    Would it maybe be knit one behind - ie knit into the back of the stitch instead of the front - to give a wee bit of pattern ? or am I having one of my `daft` moments ?

    Elaine.
    Fully paid up member of S.A.B.L.E.
    Stash Accumulated Beyond Life Expectancy :D

    Charity knitting 2015
  • s_michaels
    s_michaels Posts: 443 Forumite
    what a great post maytauras must have taken you ages! You always find such lovely pictures as well.

    Thank you for the link to the chunky wool, I will take a look

    Glad you are back with us

    Sam x
    *~* My life is a little mystery that I am still trying to solve*~*
  • psso wrote: »
    Would it maybe be knit one behind - ie knit into the back of the stitch instead of the front - to give a wee bit of pattern ? or am I having one of my `daft` moments ?

    Elaine.
    No I did that. I think its knit one below. Will try it and let you know.:o

    (Another ME sufferer here. Have you noticed that despite this nuisance of a problem we still won't lie down and die and still insist on helping others in whatever way we can. - For thoses that don't know, one of the characteristics of ME sufferers is the personal drive we have in all things.)
    The problem with common sense is its not very common:rotfl:
    How do you climb Mount Everest? One step at a time
  • maytaurus
    maytaurus Posts: 2,115 Forumite
    [quote psso ]Would it maybe be knit one behind - ie knit into the back of the stitch instead of the front - to give a wee bit of pattern ? or am I having one of my `daft` moments ?

    Elaine.[/quote]
    here you are K1B
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9rzgB_kTFs
    The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane[FONT=&quot] —[FONT=&quot] Marcus Aurelius[/FONT][/FONT]
  • prfungi
    prfungi Posts: 539 Forumite
    Hi Maytaurus, glad you're feeling better.

    regards
    Pam


    Pam.:hello:
  • Pippa.S
    Pippa.S Posts: 2,650 Forumite
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    Maytaurus - Nice to see you back :wave: I just love your posts. Hope your ME has settled down a bit now.
    I looked at moonglow too and am very tempted,its such a great price.
    I feel a bit sad to think the baby knits may be banned and like everyone else I hope they dont ban them, we all know that baby clothes are delicate and we take every care with them.Ah well we will have to wait and see, Shelley has said she will keep us up to date

    K2tog - thanks for the redicut link, its in my favourites now, I had a quick look through and there are so many great bargains... ooo I love a bargain. I can see I will have to go get another plastic wool box,a LARGE one ;)

    Kathy - I love the pic Maytaurus has put of you departing these fair shores nice heels, and very chic hat ;) :rotfl:

    Nothing to add today but have started a cardi.

    We are off out to DS2 and DIL's now, they have just rung and OH told them we would go over, and if its what I think and hope it is.....I will have the most amazing, wonderful news to share with you all, if thats ok??
    oooo I am all excited now.

    Anne
    x
  • maytaurus
    maytaurus Posts: 2,115 Forumite
    No I did that. I think its knit one below. Will try it and let you know.:o

    (Another ME sufferer here. Have you noticed that despite this nuisance of a problem we still won't lie down and die and still insist on helping others in whatever way we can. - For thoses that don't know, one of the characteristics of ME sufferers is the personal drive we have in all things.)
    Which is probably why we have it :rotfl::eek:

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    The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane[FONT=&quot] —[FONT=&quot] Marcus Aurelius[/FONT][/FONT]
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