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\nOnce again, I used the Knitters Book of Finishing Techniques to figure it out. It wasn’t nearly so hard or time consuming as I expected it to be!
\nHere’s a close up of the icord.
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\nSo things are progressing nicely \ud83d\ude42
\nEmily’s school had an “All School Concert” this afternoon, beginning at 4.30pm. Now, Tuesday afternoon is the only afternoon that we don’t have dance class, and it is normally sacred, but this couldn’t be helped. Em, of course, volunteered to be a “helper” so we had to be there at 3.45pm. School finishes here at 3pm, so we had to rush home to get dressed, have a snack and get back. Now all day it had been grey and cloudy, but no rain. We got to school, Emily wandered off, and I found a seat. Outside. They held the concert in the playground. At 3.55pm, it started to sprinkle light rain. I had no umbrella. I knitted on, absolutely sure that either it would stop raining or the concert would be cancelled. At 4.15 the kids sat down on wet mats on the playground, parents filled the wet chairs. At 4.30, still raining, the concert began. Now the rain never got really heavy, but it certainly was cold and wet. It took the damn school until 5.10pm to decide to bring the concert to a halt and send us all home.
\nHowever, it’s not all over. We get to go back and do it all again next Tuesday. If it’s going to rain, lets hope it starts at 2pm this time! Well, provided that we’re not all sick again<\/i> from sitting in the rain for over an hour!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"