That does sound fun, Hil.
Steph, I love that people in your neighborhood are not shy about that kind of thing.
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That does sound fun, Hil.
Steph, I love that people in your neighborhood are not shy about that kind of thing.
I wish the person had said what would happen with the awesome socks. Tim works a block away from the person who requested the socks, and when I read the post to him, he disappeared in the office (where his bureau is) and emerged with 2 mismatched wool socks. He may be the first donor.
My first guess was that the socks would become a quilt.
Or a bunch of awesomely clothed free house elves.
Thank you, WS! I needed that.
I also wish to know what will become of the socks.
Sleep well, Ryan, and heal fast. There are too many wonderful things to do and discover for you to linger long in bed. And may the lack of bad tonsils make everything feel a lot better.
Super quick healing ~ma for Ryan.
I'm going with an army of sock puppets.
Healing~ma to Ryan.
Maybe the sock collector will be making a rag rug.
Or a sock puppet army.
Ryan is sleeping now. He's been recovering well, though he's pretty listless and he doesn't have much appetite. Meanwhile, I've been introduced to a ridiculous quantity of children's daytime television. There was some show about a shrinking grandpa (at which point he started haring about the place on an apparent sugar high, to the mortification of his grandson), and an Icelandic production by a champion gymnast called Lazy Town, where said gymnast plays a character called Sportacus who calls vegetables "sports candy".
I'm assuming Ryan's loss of appetite is just about the tonsillectomy, but I can't completely rule out the goggle box.