Has Anyone Ever

I'll never forget the time when I spilt red wine down a cream top when standing by a swimming pool chatting to DH's boss before dinner.
Quick as a flash he threw his glass of white wine over my top!
At least he didn't push me into the swimming pool.

I knocked a full mug of hot blackcurrant and blueberry fruit tea over my cross stitch and carpet. Said a few rude words. Thank goodness for varnish stick for the cross stitch and Dr Beckman for my pale grey carpet. Both look as good as new. .

Callistemom that was quick thinking of him. Bet he's either done that before or had it done to him. Mind you does make me think of wet tee shirt competition ?.

Callistemon, my little dog kept digging about in my knitting bag (the one in the corner, with squares and many knitted, yet unfinished items - so quite a size).

Eventually, I thought she must have buried a treat in there - so tipped it all out. I found a small piece of leather with fur attached - stripey fur!

I can only imagine it was a part of the remains of a long dead cat. So, in the bin, back to square one (literally) and, lesson learned, now it's all stored in an ottoman!

Whiff

Callistemom that was quick thinking of him. Bet he's either done that before or had it done to him. Mind you does make me think of wet tee shirt competition ?.

Hetty58

Like Grandmajean I laughed. I shouldn’t laugh but your description did sound funny. Anyway the answer to your question is a resounding no, I’ve never tipped a cup of tea, full or otherwise, into my knitting bag. That could of course be because I don’t own a knitting bag.

maddyone

Like Grandmajean I laughed. I shouldn’t laugh but your description did sound funny. Anyway the answer to your question is a resounding no, I’ve never tipped a cup of tea, full or otherwise, into my knitting bag. That could of course be because I don’t own a knitting bag.

maddyone

All has nicely dried out now, thank goodness!

Phew! V glad blanket is OK.

We still have a faint red wine stain on the carpet from a visiting friend’s dog, a very waggly flatcoat retriever, wagging a glass of mulled wine on to the carpet at Christmas.

He was such a lovely boy though (RIP) he was forgiven - in any case it was our own fault for not putting such things out of waggly-tail reach.

I do feel sorry for you, hope the whole lot is Ao.k. when all is dry. It has never happened to me, but I wonder why. Just put it down to ‘Sod’s Law’.