Catherine, consider yourself double dog dared.
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catherine, i remember looking at that one time with you. i love the small intestines.
ReplyDeletewhen you're done with that, can you knit me a womb?
haha. i've been meaning to knit a uterus for ages. there is actually a pattern for it- did i show you that?
ReplyDeleteno, but you should bring it to coffee on monday, and maybe we can conference robb in on my new phone.
ReplyDeleteum...but wait. does it come complete with ovaries, fallopian tubes, a cervix, and a pile of red clots in case of hemorrhage?
I didn't realize my stomach had a green eye!
ReplyDeleteI want pics of your uterus!! (If that comment doesn't bring Colin out of his hibernation, I don't know what will.)
ReplyDeleteAnd Miss Chievous, you see how informative reading the blogs of nurses can be. ::grin::
haha. it has ovaries, fallopian tubes and a cervix-like opening. no red clot, but i can always improvise....
ReplyDeleteRather than a clot, how about you attach a fetus and placenta? ::grin:: Bonus points for identifying exactly how many weeks along the baby is.
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