She was doing ok after her arrest. We decided to bail her out. I'm of a firm mind set that drug addicts do not belong in prison. I'm not sure where they belong but prison is not the place.
I thought pretty much she was using again 2 weeks ago. I always get this feeling of impending doom.....call it gut instinct. We've been testing her regularly and randomly. We did not get any positive results. I asked The Engineer if he knew of any drugs that wouldn't test out and he couldn't think of anything.
So last night I found her stash. A bunch of syringes and spoon with Roxy residue and low and behold.......a few pawn shop receipts.
We may be out 22K if she doesn't show up for court. I may try to get her bondsman to revoke her bail........don't know yet what this future will hold.
On a positive note.......I've been knitting my brains out. Here are just a few of my completed projects
Cabled Knit Cap |
Cabled Scarf |
Raglan Sleeve Sweater (I look like a wooly mammoth in it!) |
Felted Slouch Bag |
I had arthroscopic (good thing for spell check. I thought you spelled that surgery with an "O") surgery on my knee back in May and am almost good as new. I'm back out on the tennis courts with a bit of swelling and stiffness but soon.........it'll be all good.
I'm leaving next week to go home to take care of mom. She had a total knee replacement last Tuesday. So far she is not home because she is running a fever but hopefully she will get to go home soon. I don't want to stay there if she is still hospitalized. The nurses are saying she may have to go to a rehab facility if she doesn't get her strength back quicker. I don't get it. Of course her strength is bad...she has just spent 3 days total bed rest and they are feeding her a healthy dose of morphine........what do they expect???
The Engineer and I are planning a trip to the Galapagos Islands in November. This, I can't wait for!!! The Anahi is the boat we plan to take. It's and 8 day cruise and then we will spend a few days in Ecuador.
Anahi |
Embassy Scarf (Knit Scene, Summer 2011) |
Out of here for now.
Oh my stars! I am glad to see that you can knit some of your frustrations into beautiful things.
ReplyDeleteBig virtual hug and keep your eye on the price that is Galapagos Islands!
Welcome back, Martyrmom. You're a heck of a knitter and I admire your choice of holiday destination. Are you interested in the wildlife that Charles Darwin saw?
ReplyDeleteI'd been wondering where you are and how you're doing.
ReplyDeleteI'm real sorry to hear your daughter's back on the stuff, aw man! I was hoping for good news.
What a cool knitter you are. I love that shawl, I can't wait to see yours.
I once saw a slide show on the Galapagos Islands. Ooooh.
I've hear that Ecuador is lovely too.
Please take lots of pics for your readers.
Yeah Gorilla, I'm interested in the birds, the fauna, and the extraordinary formation of the islands! We were watching a planet earth program and I kidding-ly said lets go there. The very next week Triple-A (not to be confused with Triple-D ;))sent out a travel guide that just so happened to have Ecuador and the Islands listed. The Engineer immediately jumped on the band wagon and hasn't stopped researching yet.
ReplyDeleteHey Blondie!! we are watching the prices closely. What it says on the net and what prices we've got are no way near each other. Really a lot cheaper and it keeps going down the closer it gets.
ReplyDeleteI know GG, I'm sad about it all. I hope I don't lose her but I can't stop living while she destroys her life.
ReplyDeleteI am LOVING my knitting. If it works you can see more here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/63796750@N03/
Funny. I was just thinking about you and here you are. Sorry to hear about your daughter.
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