Yes, food for an angel.

What a wonderful post!

it is so good to hear you closer to fine :-}
I had a lovely visit from Sean today, and introduced him to the joy of a ball of cotton yarn LOL. Yes, his mom took photos :-}

Getting better! Hurray.

Since getting better is now an Angel food cake-walk, I hope it is paved with a yummy chocolate ganache!

I love the post and happy to see you are doing better and I hope that you find the ziploc stuffed with scarves soon:)Hugs Darcy

These posts are better and better every day. Don’t worry too much about keeping up with emails. . .just let us bless you the way you have blessed so many along the way!

You’re sounding more chipper with each day. That’s good to hear. Keep up the good work.

So much joy around you! No wonder you’re feeling better so quickly! Keep walking, keep mainlining that angel food cake, and keep improving!

Hugs and prayers!

Prayers and positive thoughts winging your way.

Yes, indeed, infuse that gal with some BIG molecules and get that blood pressure up! Whoopee! Hall walks all around!

I am so pleased to hear of your progress. Hugs!

Am I the Don for whom you are letting in on the pun? So solly, but no comprende.

Angel food cake, is it? Well angel food for an angel of a person. Keep getting better.

Humor:

“Normal people believe that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Engineers believe that if it ain’t broke, it doesn’t have enough features yet.”

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I was in the express lane at the store quietly fuming. Completely ignoring the sign, the woman ahead of me had slipped into the check-out line pushing a cart piled high with groceries. 
Imagine my delight when the cashier beckoned the woman to come forward looked into the cart and asked sweetly, ‘Which six items would you like to buy?’

Alison, so glad you are seeming to be on the right track! missed alot of your week while i was on vaca and not at sock summit either!
keep on knitting…the nurses are bound to spring you soon!

Those scarves? They are hiding. Look under the extra blanket on the left side of the cabinet facing the door.

(Yeah, I know they aren’t there, but I got you up and moving and looking didn’t I? 🙂

Yay for Vicodin and angel food cake! LOVE the crushed Heath bar idea! Gotta try that myself.

You just keep sucking up whatever they give you that helps. Walking around looking for your scarves is a good incentive. (smile. That odd little not-smiling face seems to pop up when I try to put the text version of a happy smiling face.)

So keep on steppin’ out girl!

Love & Hugs & Prayers,
Gretchen

Glad the albumin did the trick. Keep walking. Pneumonia is a nasty thing. I’ll keep a look out for that scarf. Maybe I’ll find it!

I am glad to read that you are knitting. To me it means that you will be OK.

You have been missed at Sock Summit and people have been asking each other for news of you. As someone who is just a couple weeks out of abdominal surgery herself, I can say that the Summit was so huge and overwhelming that it took all my stamina to attend. Hope that you are feeling better by the minute and that you’ll be ready for the next event.

Love, laughter and knitting have always been the three best medicines I’ve known. I’m so glad you’ve got all three!

And again, you make me smile! How do you manage that?!

Please make sure to take great care of yourself… Sounds like you are doing good in that department – keep it up!

And if you can at all, try to smile yourself. That will relax some muscles for you and have a wonderful effect on your brain. Even if you’re only smiling to your scarf. 😉

I’ll be smiling with you, from across the border and the country!

What a happy post! Keep healing and those scarves will turn up.

Thrice the length of the post; clearly you are doing much better. Hooray!

I asked Lucy to say prayers for you this weekend; she was clearly much more concerned about the Red Sox, as her response (repeatedly) was Youk! Youk! Youk! (or she could have been saying Luke, who is the eldest of my three brothers, but given the weekend the Red Sox had, I’m more entertained by the first option. [Kevin Youkilis being the third baseman who got stuck out in left field this weekend]). Clearly, she feels you’re doing well at this point, so no proving a sweet little girl wrong, okay?

Love your sense of humor, as usual. You are amazing, hon. Glad you found something in an iv to perk you up.

I went to my pain Dr last week. A Greek Orthodox priest came out of the exam area, dressed in black robe, etc – high as a kite. Was a very funny site as he was very silly and animated and “blessed” the whole planet while checking out. His companion/driver “crossed” herself and smiled as she left. All of us in the waiting room, waiting in pain, laughed our heads off! Was like a mini comedy! We all remarked that we never came out of the Dr’s office looking like that. What did they give him?? 🙂

Glad they found a solution to get you up and walking and listened to your post op requests. Heal, heal, heal!

Happy and chirpy you do sound — Hooray! And, how about some berries on that whipped cream and angel food cake? Or, is that way too healthy? Better for the chocolate and frozen heath bars (cool idea that).
Hugs, Nancy

Hi Allison!

Could you please send me your address? Sock Summit gave me something for you. 😉

I’m glad yo’re feeling better enough for some puns (it took me to the end of this post to get the roving part….)

Glad you’re getting better! Hang in there!

The scarves did finally get found on Monday, by the way.