The 24th & 25th; I really didn't want to move.
The 24th of August. No poo-watch today. Instead, it's Bake Off day! I am ridiculously excited. Love Bake Off so much. What insane things does Mary Berry have in store for us this year? I already have my favourites: Andrew, Rav, Selasi and Benjamina. Watch them.
Not so much crocheting today either. This morning I had a phone call with Ben from Anthony Nolan about the event I'm going to at the BMA in September; he wants me to speak a little bit so we were mainly just talking about what I might say and what is going to happen. Mainly networking.
After lunch and the new episode of Pretty Little Liars, I had a trip to the dentist and hygienist. Liam (the dentist) and I had a lovely chat about flossing, then the hygienist poked all my gums and gave me a score of zero which is the best! Still can't cope very well with the abrasive floss/polishing strips though. Bleah.
Since getting home, I have only had time to crochet the neckline of my jumper and a sleeve. Just the other sleeve to go and it'll be finished! Having tried it on a couple of times, it's definitely going to keep me warm.
The 25th of August.
I woke up from the most horrific dream in which I had squished an enormous spider (its body was the size of a two pound coin) with my hands and it screamed, and when I awoke I was in the position I'd been in in the dream and I really didn't want to move.
This morning I was at the chiro. I told Trine about the MRI and asked if she might be able to pull a string or two with Mr. Harland, then she crunched my upper back and my neck a lot. When I came out, the most ghastly duet was playing on Radio 2. I got dressed so fast. I have never heard it before and I never want to hear it again.
After lunch, I crocheted the other sleeve of the jumper, and now it is finished! It doesn't look great in a photo because it's oversized and slouchy. When it's cold enough, I'll wear it and it'll look better.
Not long after I'd finished, Nadia's adopters came round to take her home. They're back from holiday so couldn't wait to have her. We got all the paperwork done pretty quickly, then it just took us about forty five minutes to get her into the carrier. In the end, there was some tricking and we had to grab her a little bit. The other two were only too happy to get inside but she was not getting involved. I was so of of breath. Still, we got her there in the end and it was a very short trip to her new home. I am sure she'll be fine. The other two don't appear to have noticed.
