I Heb A Code

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Good Ol' Mr. Bee. He's such a generous man. He shared his cold with me and now that he's showing signs of improvement, I'm starting in snorting and blowing. My head feels like it's going to explode. I can only breath through my mouth and I sound like a muppet. Oh well, lots of knitting time while I recoop I guess...

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Elizabeth said…
Yes, lots of knitting time. I'm 12 inches into my vest at 6.75 st./inch! That's what my cold did for me. Today, after a week of it, I finally have hope that it will move on and I'll be better soon.

Hope yours isn't as stubborn and you shake it quickly! Get well soon.
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