Tuesday, 8 January 2013

Rage, RAAAGE

Afternoon lads.

C'mere, is this the most annoying thing in the entire UNIVERSE?


That's from the same ball of wool. How annoying is that? It doesn't even match! It's supposed to be a boy's jumper, but the one on the right is CLEARLY for a lady baby! Oh, raging. Then I started the sleeve, thinking 'Oh, it'll all pull together' but NON!



L'sleeve is the same as the back! The front is an anomaly! Oh,  rage, fellas, rage like you've never seen. Husband came home for his lunch (leaving his manky shoes on my clean kitchen floor, but that's another story) and I waved it under his nose.
'Look!' I sez, 'Look at this! I've been sold a dodgy ball of wool!' Husband peered at it.
'Yes.' He said.
I paused.
'What do you mean, 'Yes'? Can you even see how it's dodgy?'
Husband sighed. 'No' he admitted.
'Well, it is. There must be someone we can phone about this MASSIVE ISSUE. Do you know how many hours I've spent on this? MANY! MANY HOURS! And look at it!'
Husband nodded mildly and took his sarnie into the living room.
'Well, let's hope it doesn't happen with YOUR JUMPER!' I yelled. 'You'll have the back of a gentleman wtith a LADY FRONT!'
 I sense he does not think it's a big a problem as I do.

But now I'm going to have to re-knit the entire front. How annoying is that? It's not even for anyone, I was just knitting for the sakes so I'm not even motivated to do the entire front again. Furious.

Anyway, to cheer myself up, I went and got my picture taken with Daniel Craig.


Oh yes! That's really him! Sort of. It's my Christmas present from my brother (Calpol) and I LOVES it! My hair is really mank in this photo, it's CLEAN! But I couldn't be bothered styling it. I can't remember if I've said this before but having curly hair is really a full time job. There should be some kind of government grant for the afflicted, in my opinion.. Here's a better photo:


Note his fetching scarf that I knitted for him. Oh Daniel. You're lovely, even if you do look A LOT like my Uncle Eric, which makes fancying you a bit awkward.

Now, the sharp-brained amongst you will remember that this is not the only life-sized cardboard cut-out that Calpol has ever bought me. NON! Here's me with Her Maj at my birthday:
Husband is really freaked out by them. He says most people don't have two cardboard cut-outs in their house, most people don't even have ONE! But I say, that's a shame for them. They should get some. They make for hilarious photo oppertunities and they are a talking point when the man comes to fit your kitchen floor three days later than he said he would.

We've done lots of work in Bumbaleerie Mansions recently lads. I think my next post will be a virtual tour of the crib....oooooooooooooooohh!




6 comments:

  1. I'd be raging about that wool as well. How about an e-mail to the company asking them if this is "normal" and explaining about the boy-back/girl-front situation? If nothing else, you might get another ball of wool out of it so you can pick the part of the ball to start knitting the next front. :o)

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    1. ooh, that's a good idea! I'll give it a go!

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  2. Blimey missus, that is so annoying about the wool. I feel your rage. VEry much so. I think Anne is right about contacting the company. Yes Siree. I'm very envious of your cardboard cut outs. Where the devil does your bro get them from? Can't wait to see pics of Bumbaleerie Mans. xx

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    1. D'YOU know, I haven't a clue where he gets them from. Must be online. It was maybe a mistake to say I'd do a virtual tour, now I'm going to have to do it! Better tidy up first xx

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  3. Hilarious...have you calmed down yet?
    Lady front, has to be a new fashion term surely. I am looking forward to crib pics, don't let us down. X

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  4. Add a couple of collar flaps at the top of the front, to cover up the pink parts, and it'll be perfect. How much does a baby care, anyway, if people think he's a girl?

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