I left a bowl of water but didn't have any food, and their leashes were on the front seat. At the last minute I decided to leave a front car door unlocked, passenger side, in case someone came by to walk them. And away I went. In the plane I began to worry so called the kennel when I got off but they didn't have anyone to go fetch the dogs from the airport, never mind I didn't remember where the car was. I called a few friends to see if they would go give them some food (good thing I left the door unlocked!), but no one was home. I was feeling guilty and starting to think maybe I was neglectful. There were some scenes of me running through the garage looking for the car when I returned and hearing doggy yowling...
Then I woke up. And I don't have an SUV or two dogs.
This was all brought upon by the 'Letting Something Go' website I sent you to last night- I had been reading balloons and identifying way too much with some of the messages. Then, I talked to Nate and sent a few of my own balloons up. One of his suggestions was I 'let go' of my last two Tibetans, the sibling pair we had for the kids when they were young. Two dogs that I loved. And I suggested he 'let go' of his ex-girlfriend's dog, a sweet natured pit bull he loved. And I was worrying that TY wasn't feeding Molly back in MA this week without me nagging at him (of course needlessly!) And I am thinking about driving to Ft. Lauderdale and finding the parking garage at the airport to pick up Sylvia in a few days. And I made my reservation to fly home in a week. Not to mention I had watched a hideous episode of Real Housewives of NYC where all of them are on their worst behavior at all times, but this one was a real train wreck. (My friends not being there for me to go feed the dogs at the airport?) Maybe.
My hands are hurting from so much knitting- I have 17 circles to go which should work out perfectly with my one remaining skein. I couldn't stop last night and will pay for it today. So, today I am sworn off any knitting and will head for the studio as soon as my coffee is gone and I put on underwear. And brush my teeth. I have to be OK to start the Noro coat as soon as I get back to Boston- I sent the box of yarn back in the car. This coat:
Should keep me busy for a couple of months, eh? Especially since those bands are all long knit strips and then woven together so basically I have to make TWO coats. What am I- nuts? Again, it'a an inscrutable Japanese idea- gorgeous, but WTF? I have fallen for it again. And this is with apologies if I posted this before. I checked back a few pages and didn't find it so here it is, maybe again. Who cares.
PS- I NEVER leave the dog alone in the car, even to go into the drug store! Save your admonitions!
1 comment :
Gorgeous coat, my favorite Noro coloration.
Unless we have another winter in FL like this year, you'd better stay "Up North" to wear it!
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