My little baby Bel is going to Western Australia on the 24th of September to stay with family for 2 weeks holiday. Zoe went when she was 10 and now it's Bel's turn.
I feel very anxious and miss her already. When Zoe went I was fine until she got on the plane then I fell apart and wondered what were we thinking. But of course she had a wonderful time and was not homesick at all and I know Bel will be the same. Maybe my nerves are more shot 6 years later and I am not happy unless I am worrying about something (quoting my mum for years, then my husband).
Anyway, this scarf is to be taken to Perth apparently, so I am knitting as much as I can each day which isn't a great deal before pain sets in but I am sure it will get finished. I have done about a third so far, and it has to be very long, just because these ones are!
I have a few other little things planned to make before the trip too.
happy weekend xx
post edit: yes of course the scarf is Harry Potter's scarf for Gryffindor House
7 possums said:
It's very therapeutic to have a mindless knitting project on the go. I always have one. As for worrying about things, it's only natural when it's your flesh and blood.
I started plain socks today because everything else I have is too big or too complicated to knit whilst watching Season 5 of SG Atlantis!!!
Well done with the scarf: HP by any chance???!!!
I have a similar situation coming up - it is hard work. I miss my pirate more than he misses me it seems. He is too busy playing to be sad
Reminds me of a conversation I had with my therapist after I had PND- I said I was worried because my mum was always telling me I worry too much, and he said that it was normal for mothers to worry and that I worried within a normal range so there was no need to worry about what my mum said :)
GRYFFINDOR!!!!!!
Or, she could be a Subiaco supporter, given that she is coming to Perth at the end of footy season and those are the Subi colours (our local team).
They usually cope very well on a plane by themeselves. Its only the Mums who cry (I know from experience)
It is always hard but she will have such a memorable and wonderful time-good luck with the rest of the scarf-it is sure a long one
Great scarf! I am sure your daughter will have a great time when she is over here! I know when my son went away earlier in the year I was relieved to hear him sounding so happy each night when he called home.
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