Knit Your Square To Give Your Share - Part 3

mioliere

Thanks, Chalky - aren't they cute? Glad you had good evening!

KathyXX

roamin_in_the_gloamin

SHAZROBO - don't put up with it see here

http://forum.o2.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=7176

yes its a pain to have to do it BUT it will stop the calls/texting. I don't think he will even be intimidated by the law. He is a predatory male in every sense of the word
If you can find some blackout lining for the curtains I can assure you it works - my DS used to have us up at 5am in the summer months, and not go to sleep much before 12pm!
I hope you have a great day with your mum, doing the knitting, having a chat, cuppa etc
Jean
x

chalky_75

Right exercises all done !!! So its a few minutes on here then a bit of contemplating about what to take on our expedition to the Sierra Nevadas. Each year DOH throws himself off mountains while I sit in the sun ( hopefully) and enjoy the scenery. Of course hands aren't still so what projects to take. Probably some hooking for the 21/2
journey there and back but I need something fairly small to take up and down in the cable car. One year I looked like a complete bag lady -- not a pretty sight. So it takes some thinking about as it is 2 full days!!

Well lovely to hear from you psso What a lot of work. Dear little one will be here before you know it. I can fully understand how hard things are when special celebrations pop up. Gentle thoughts x

Shaz -- What a horrible person he is turning out to be -- Mybe it was a very lucky escape

Kathy -- Good luck with the dentist -- Not a favourite pastime but at least you have inside knowledge.

ISOM - Hope you have a lovely day and actually the same sentiments to one and all

Baby Salome (next door) loved the practice Taggie and her Mum and Dad were really pleased so that is lovely

shazrobo

evening all, thanks jean for finding the link for o2, i shall ring them first thing in the morning, as i do need my mobile on whilst kids are at school, today its been turned off, and i've felt calmer because of it.
thanks also for the suggestion from jean and kathy for the blackout curtains, have tried them when the boys were younger, and i must admit they didnt work then, but they may now that they are older. can feel a curtain shopping trip coming on
chalky, thanks for the easter links, will add them to the ever growing list of things to do.
started knitting daniels sock this afternoon, and after a few inches dropped 2 stitches, and because they are so small i couldnt pick them up, so had to pull out my work, put me off knitting tonight, think i'm tired, and need an early night.
warm bath, mily drink, knitting mag, and bed for me
night night all
shaz xxx

chalky_75

Good Morning to one and all and lots of love.
Just off to yoga and then we are off on the piste! So will try and pop back later before we trundle off in the Sunshine Bus

shazrobo

morning all, bright and sunny here, but minus 3 outside, just got in and my fingers are purple from the cold lol, time to browse the forums with a cuppa while my hands defrost, before i have to go back out again
hugs to all that need them
shaz xxx

In_Search_Of_Me

goodness me how cold! Am staying in ost of day as typing some stuff up for a friend which will take all day. Nothing wooly done last night-will have to catch up with myself!

mrs-moneypenny

morning all

Shaz id agree wth trying curtain linings - they helped with my eldest 2 who thought because it was light they and therefore i HAD to be up.

been knitting little bags to put mini eggs in over the weekend and last night while 24 was on i started knitting a little handbag - stuff for the easter fayre if it looks ok when im done.
Will get sewing machine out again as i have a nice piece of fabric someone on LH sent me that i can make into bags for the bags of love appeal.

Its lovely to see you popping back in again Orkney Star
hope everyone is well
hi to the newbies awols and lurkers

i hope everyone has a great monday

weather is lovely here but its cold

Kinsey

Have fun watching peole threw themselves off mountains Chalky.

Shaz you need a thin crochet hook to pick up stiches, can't be doing with having to pull good knitting out. You could get one when you're shopping for curtains

shazrobo

thanks kinsey, the crochet hook sounds like a good idea, i hate unpulling knitting, luckily i dont drop stitches too often

off back out now to brave the cold again, have a gp appointment at 9.30, have got a lump which is red and swollen, have taken anti biotics for the last week, but its still there and very painful, so i shall see what they say this time.

hugs
shaz xxx