The gauge on those hollow needles are mighty fine, you might be better with taking your own larger needles (they won’t end up in the Sharps Bin), and you get to use them more than once.It is unlikely they reached you in a sterile pack, unlike the sharp, hollow ones at Stanford. Good luck. Packing the projects is a good way to start the journey.

Getting through that second project will be a nice positive focus. Keeping my own needles crossed for a smooth procedure for you…

Oh, a second project will keep you entertained and distracted if need be. Good luck at the hospital. Keep us posted!

lots of positive thought and prayers for a successful trip — we need you back pronto — and not in too much of a Benedryl induced haze (I’m amazed and impressed that you can knit at all — one children’s dose of the stuff puts me right out!)

can’t wait to see what you create

I’m thinking the bird wants to whisper sweet words of encouragement in your heart. Hence why it needs to get closer. 🙂

Please be a good patient! I’m praying you get treatment from more sensitive people.

A good mindless project is in order. Be a good girl and follow orders, too.

Thinking of you all day, oh, and REALLY envying your yarn! Good choice not to take the first project with you. A second is always in order…

Mary

Can’t wait to hear more about what you packed and will likely finish up today…

Good shot of the woodpecker! Happy knitting, and good luck at the hospital.

I bet you’re almost on your way home so it’s no good suggesting you just swatch and gauge.

Hope you’re fine and happy when you read this.

You will find just the right thing to knit.
And my thoughts will be with you.
Lots of good opportunities to interact with people who need some cheer. You are SO good at that!
Love and hugs,’Diana