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Monday, October 21, 2013

Let There Be Stripes!

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I've started striping on my Ravello pullover!  I'm working through the yoke (which is the longest section of the whole sweater) and I hope that with a couple more evenings of knitting, I'll have the sleeve stitches separated.

This did turn out to be a nice, quiet weekend and Max seems to be feeling completely normal again.  He's not growling at anyone anymore and is playing and attacking and cuddling and purring just like he was a couple weeks ago before all this eye stuff started.  Also, we don't have to put drops in his eyes anymore.  That's huge, as anyone who's had to put drops in a cat's eyes can tell you.

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posted by Melanie at 8:42 AM

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Blogger Sharon Jones said...

I'm so happy to hear that Max is settling back into his happy routine. It is always stressful when our fur-babies are suffering, but I think cats tend to be more difficult than dogs in that department.

For one thing, it is generally easier to tell when your dog is under the weather than it is with your kitty.

5:05 PM  

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