I had Friday off work with big plans to do laundry and meet the hubby at a bar for a drink or two when he got off work. Well, at about 2pm I got a call from my Stepmom that my Dad had been in an accident. He drives a flat bed semi. He's going to be ok but he's facing a very long road to recovery. He was in surgery for a very long time Friday getting things put back together and he is back in surgery today. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers.
We drove the 6 hours to where he is at to spend the weekend with him and my stepmom. On the way it poured down the rain terribly and I dropped my cell phone outside the truck before we went to dinner and didn't realize until we came back out. So, the cell phone is currently out of commission but I'll be working on getting a new one hopefully today.
I didn't get a whole lot of knitting done since I can't really knit while riding in the truck but I did finish up my Solstice Slip socks while in the hospital room. The Solstice Slip socks are the June kit from the Rockin' sock club of Blue Moon Fiber Arts. I did 13 rounds on the leg portion to commemorate this Friday the 13th. Edited to add - the yarn is Socks that Rock, lightweight in the club exclusive Firebird colorway.
The one highlight of the trip were the baby ducks in the pond/lake outside the hospital. I think I took about 50 pictures but here are some good ones.
Monday, July 16, 2007
My Friday the 13th
Posted by Redheadskydiver at 11:10 AM
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i hate to hear that about your dad!!! he'll be in my thoughts and prayers. love the duck shots and the slipper socks look awesome!!
That's horrible to hear about. I hope he gets better soon!
Oh my gosh, how awful! I will be sending good thoughts for you and your family. *hugs*
How awful! I hope he heals well and there's no more surgery. Sending prayers and get well vibes to your dad.
Love the socks though!
Oh what a horrible accident!!! Wishing your Dad well - hope you're bearing up.
I am sorry to hear about your dad. I will definitely keep him in my prayers. The ducks were so cute....
Your poor dad.. what a scare and what an awful experience. Glad the first surgery went well. I bet those gorgeous socks put a smile on his face (if you showed them to him), they are stunning. And the ducks! So cute!
Hang in there, all of ya!
I'm so sorry to hear about what your dad is going through! I hope everything continues to go well. Great socks... knitting always helps when you're in the hospital (whether visiting or as a patient!)
How scary! I'll be thinking about all of your family as you start the long road toward recovery.
I'm so sorry. I'll send good energy your way.
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