At Least She Looks Good In A Johnny Shirt

The attention 'ho is still living the high life at the hospital.  Mostly because she's on some nice pain meds.  Get it, "high life"?  Ha ha ha... aaaaah... not so funny. 

Today we made some bad jokes about trading in her Socks That Rock for "Rock", selling her old stash for a new kind of stash... so we know that she's the same old Deb - she just has a couple extra holes in her.  Or as she says, "Is is the hole I came in for or the one that I'll be leaving with?"

Her news of the day is that she's got some cute, young interns catering to her every wheeze and cough - She said that they were all born in the 1980s (This horrifies me to no end.  I can't bear to think of the day when I'll be older than my doctor.)  I think that hospital security will have to perform a thorough search of Deb when she leaves the hospital, as she may tuck one of those interns in her pocket on her way out. 

Deb's parents will be arriving in Nova Scotia today.  The weather is quite good, so they should have no troubles on the roads.  I'm sure that Deb and her family will be happy to see them... and I'm sure that Mr. Pharm will appreciate the help and the distraction that they will provide for the girls.   

After KOL on Tuesday night The Ninja and I dropped off a card at the hospital.  (The Ninja, who is 7+ months preggers, wisely waited in the car while I dashed in and out of the hospital.)  We included a print out of her blog comments from Tuesday so that she would know you're all rooting for her.  She was quite happy to see all the get well wishes.

I'll be printing this blog entry for her tomorrow afternoon (around 4pm Atlantic Time), so if you want to ask Deb any Azure questions or if you just want to say "hey", you've got time!

:)

Steph

Comments

[Megan]

Keep getting better!

[Valerie]

Hey Deb!
I'm with Steph - can't believe that there are people born in the eighties who are legally "adult". Pish-posh and nonsense. Hope you're feeling better and back to knitting in no time.

[Laura]

Hey! I was born in the 80s and am married, have set up home and a good career :p

I have only just seen all this so all the best. Hope you are home soon and back to your jolly self fairly quickly. Take care xx

[Rebecca Logan]

Glad you're in recovery mode - I miss your bloggy musings (although thanks to Steph for the efficient & witty fill-in).

Thanks for another great sock pattern for those of us with the generously sized feet (I'm an 11 wide) - and love the shoes! Details, please?

Keep on getting better,

ThatLoganChick

[Marit]

Good to hear that you are recovering. There are too many kids around doing grownup stuff! I mean- I'm not getting any older, but suddenly so many of those little brats I remember from my schooldays are just serious, hardworking, responsible adults! Whatever happened???
Take care:-)

[Helen]

Hi Deb,

Hope you're now on the mend and back to knitting soon. Use this time for yourself and getting better. Hope you get home soon. Miss you!! Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Take care,

Helen

[Teri]

If cute interns works at getting you feeling better - I'm all for that!! Hope you're on the way home soon.

[dobarah]

As a 'born in the 60's' person, I can say it is a bit interesting to have your doctor younger than I am. I'm also having a tough time with baking wedding cakes for people I taught in 6th grade. Oh well!

[Dana]

Deb, I hope you feel better. I always enjoy your patterns and am continually awed by your sock knitting prowess. I hope your IV isn't interfering with your knitting, or at the very least that you have a few good pattern books to look at so you can knit in your mind. Blessings to you and your family for a merry and healthy Christmas.

(And the people I teach every day were born in the '90's!)

[radmama]

What a sucky time go be sick!

Best healing wishes and hope that the coming weather doesn't prevent family and friends from bringing you cheer!

From another ns knitter.