I found the needle!

Well, actually, Pickles found it, but it's okay.

A few days ago I posted about the possibility that Waffles might have
swallowed a needle with a length of thread attached. X-rays proved this not
to be true, but I had no idea where the needle was. I was a little
concerned about the possibility that one of the cats might yet eat it, or of
my stepping on it.

This morning, Pickles rolled over, as she does when she wants her tummy
rubbed. As I reached over to oblige, I saw that there was some sort of
string on her. I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it, and then saw
that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. Now I know for sure
everything is all right.

--

Joy

Absurdity: A statement of belief manifestly inconsistent with one's own
opinion. -- Ambrose Bierce

On 08/29/2011 12:43 PM, Joy wrote:
Well, actually, Pickles found it, but it's okay.

A few days ago I posted about the possibility that Waffles might have
swallowed a needle with a length of thread attached. X-rays proved this not
to be true, but I had no idea where the needle was. I was a little
concerned about the possibility that one of the cats might yet eat it, or of
my stepping on it.

This morning, Pickles rolled over, as she does when she wants her tummy
rubbed. As I reached over to oblige, I saw that there was some sort of
string on her. I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it, and then saw
that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. Now I know for sure
everything is all right.


Fantastic!!!MLB

On Aug 29, 11:43*am, "Joy" wrote:
*I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it, and then saw
that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. *Now I know for sure
everything is all right.

Hooray!

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

On 8/29/2011 1:43 PM, Joy wrote:
Well, actually, Pickles found it, but it's okay.

A few days ago I posted about the possibility that Waffles might have
swallowed a needle with a length of thread attached. X-rays proved this not
to be true, but I had no idea where the needle was. I was a little
concerned about the possibility that one of the cats might yet eat it, or of
my stepping on it.

This morning, Pickles rolled over, as she does when she wants her tummy
rubbed. As I reached over to oblige, I saw that there was some sort of
string on her. I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it, and then saw
that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. Now I know for sure
everything is all right.


Great!!! *I* was worried about that darn needle, so I can imagine how
much you were. I'm so glad you found it.


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"Joy" wrote in message
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Well, actually, Pickles found it, but it's okay.

A few days ago I posted about the possibility that Waffles might have
swallowed a needle with a length of thread attached. X-rays proved this
not to be true, but I had no idea where the needle was. I was a little
concerned about the possibility that one of the cats might yet eat it, or
of my stepping on it.

This morning, Pickles rolled over, as she does when she wants her tummy
rubbed. As I reached over to oblige, I saw that there was some sort of
string on her. I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it, and then saw
that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. Now I know for
sure everything is all right.


Phew! What a relief.
I've always been the worst needlewoman in the world and it gives me even
more excuse not to even try.
I can sew buttons on is all. I just have no talent for it and had a
dreadful time at school in the needlework class.
I can, however, build a chicken hut and nestboxes for wild birds (which are
always occupied, they seem to like them.)

Tweed

Joy wrote:

Well, actually, Pickles found it, but it's okay.

A few days ago I posted about the possibility that Waffles might have
swallowed a needle with a length of thread attached. X-rays proved this not
to be true, but I had no idea where the needle was. I was a little
concerned about the possibility that one of the cats might yet eat it, or of
my stepping on it.

This morning, Pickles rolled over, as she does when she wants her tummy
rubbed. As I reached over to oblige, I saw that there was some sort of
string on her. I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it, and then saw
that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. Now I know for sure
everything is all right.

What a relief! I would always have that nagging at me, knowing it was
somewhere in the house. Glad you don't have to worry about that anymore!

Joyce

--
Beauty and music seduce us first; later, ashamed of our own
sensuality, we insist on meaning. -- Clive Barker

wrote in message
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Joy wrote:

Well, actually, Pickles found it, but it's okay.

A few days ago I posted about the possibility that Waffles might have
swallowed a needle with a length of thread attached. X-rays proved this
not
to be true, but I had no idea where the needle was. I was a little
concerned about the possibility that one of the cats might yet eat it,
or of
my stepping on it.

This morning, Pickles rolled over, as she does when she wants her tummy
rubbed. As I reached over to oblige, I saw that there was some sort of
string on her. I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it, and then saw
that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. Now I know for
sure
everything is all right.

What a relief! I would always have that nagging at me, knowing it was
somewhere in the house. Glad you don't have to worry about that anymore!

Joyce

Thanks. So am I.

Joy

In ,
Joy typed:
Well, actually, Pickles found it, but it's okay.

A few days ago I posted about the possibility that Waffles might have
swallowed a needle with a length of thread attached. X-rays proved
this not to be true, but I had no idea where the needle was. I was a
little concerned about the possibility that one of the cats might yet
eat it, or of my stepping on it.

This morning, Pickles rolled over, as she does when she wants her
tummy rubbed. As I reached over to oblige, I saw that there was some
sort of string on her. I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it,
and then saw that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. Now I
know for sure everything is all right.

Yay!!!!

Yowie

"Joy" wrote:
Well, actually, Pickles found it, but it's okay.

A few days ago I posted about the possibility that Waffles might have
swallowed a needle with a length of thread attached. X-rays proved
this not
to be true, but I had no idea where the needle was. I was a little
concerned about the possibility that one of the cats might yet eat it,
or of
my stepping on it.

This morning, Pickles rolled over, as she does when she wants her
tummy
rubbed. As I reached over to oblige, I saw that there was some sort
of
string on her. I picked it off so she wouldn't swallow it, and then
saw
that it was my thread, with the needle still attached. Now I know for
sure
everything is all right.


I'm so happy to hear that. Thanks for the update.
--
Adrian