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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Coraline Sleeving

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I've been sleev-ing on the second sleeve for Coraline. I'm about 2/3 of the way done with it now. Hopefully the next time you see it, it will be attached to the body with the other sleeve. I'll have to sit down soon and figure out how I'm going to compensate for my different row gauge on the yoke section. This is what I get for using a handspun yarn instead of a commercial yarn. Since I didn't spin the yarn specifically for this project, it acts differently than the commercial yarn the designer used to write the pattern, and I'm getting a completely different row gauge. Hopefully my math abilities are up to this (fingers crossed, everyone).

In family news, we've been having a little bit of drama with Caleb around here. Last Thursday his pinky finger got smashed in PE (it wasn't intentional, it was one of those freaky kid accidents). The school nurse called me and suggested I come look at it because she thought it might be worth taking him to the doctor. When I saw it, I decided yes, it was worth taking to the pediatrician, who decided (upon seeing it for himself), that it was worth getting X-Rays to make sure it wasn't fractured. Fortunately, it wasn't fractured, just smashed really badly, but in a couple of days, he was down to just a band aid over the fingernail for aesthetic reasons. Yesterday, I got a call from the school nurse and he had tripped at the end of recess, running to get in line with his class (apparently, the first class to line up gets 4th grade money). His palms, right elbow and left knee were pretty scuffed up, but she had bandaged him and sent him back to class, she was just calling to let me know what was going on. Sure enough, when I picked him up at the end of the day, he was one banged up little guy! So far this year (and it's just getting started which is terrifying to me), I've talked to the school nurse more than I did when he was in K-3 combined! She's very nice, but I don't really want to talk to her anymore. If this keeps up, we'll have to add her to the Christmas gift list - that is if Caleb survives 4th grade. I'm really dreading next week.

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posted by Melanie at 8:09 AM

3 Comments:

Blogger Jan said...

Poor little guy! I only have girls, and they were kind of 'prissy', at that. I do remember my brother coming home with scrapes, bandaids, and the occasional torn clothing. Here's hoping this rough start begins to smooth itself out, and he'll have a better rest of the year.

1:01 PM  
Anonymous Roz said...

Not a parent, so just a wild guess from the peanut gallery -- is it a growth spurt, lack of coordination and all that?

2:07 PM  
Blogger Wendy Stackhouse said...

I find with mine if they get all scraped up a bunch of days in a row that they are having a growth spurt and their coordination hasn't caught up with the new length of the limbs. It will pass, in my experience. But make sure you have enough bandaids at home, too!

4:13 PM  

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