During this week of Nursing Orientation, we have been learning to knit and crochet. Once we master the art of yarn craft, we hope to share these skills with our patients as they recover. 
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That's quite a group...the gals in LG are thinking about teaming up with some of the BIB bowling ladies and having a knitting/crocheting night...perhaps we'll hold off until you get back...like a little "Welcome home, A Dawg...let's grab some yarn" party.
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Erin
Alainie,
ReplyDeleteYour photos are infamous! Just you watch out cos I'm after you with a big camera!!!
Becky xx
Alainie Don't forget to have people take pictures of you doing all of these cool and fun things too!! :-)))) I regret not doing that more often on my own adventures!!
ReplyDeleteWho would of knew that knitting is such a bonding glue for you at Mercy ship and for me at MoS.
ReplyDeleteI love knitting! i just would like to tell you that!.. I love it so much that it took me three days to knit eight rows.. I savour the moment. Do you?? question yourself... DO YOU????
ReplyDeleteLinda
Great idea to knit while recovering. Gotta keep those hands busy!
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