Frustrating for you, I know, but life-saving comic relief for me. Thanks for making me fit for civilized society once again.
Erica | Homepage | 06.25.09 - 10:29 am | #

You actually made me laugh out loud at work. I am pretty impressed you kept at it. It is amazing that we can tell ourselves it will be okay even when clearly something is a miss!
Stephanie Be | Homepage | 06.25.09 - 11:19 am | #

I. have. a. plan. Unseam it. Make some icord and attach it to the neckband. Ta-da - it's a cape!
Jenn | Homepage | 06.25.09 - 2:40 pm | #

Does he need a star cushion??
Carol | Homepage | 06.25.09 - 3:45 pm | #

my condolences
vanessa | Homepage | 06.25.09 - 3:56 pm | #

I think it would make a great pillow.
Cookie | Homepage | 06.25.09 - 4:35 pm | #

PMSL! no, not at the sweater, of course I wouldn't dare laugh at the sweater. It's your writing. That's definitely it.

I do wonder if this sweater's got a curse on it. I started the baby version of it for my youngest. Years ago. He's now 7. After your story I won't start the child version of it in a hurry.
Cybele | Homepage | 06.25.09 - 5:02 pm | #

It's the sweater. I know someone else who ripped her sons out about 15 times.
marcy | Homepage | 06.25.09 - 10:21 pm | #

You are a picture poser genius.
Laurie | Homepage | 06.26.09 - 7:52 am | #

Must be the funniness of your post and pictures cause I read Marcy's comment and ... well, ripping sons out sounds a bit violent, 15 times no less!
Chris | Homepage | 06.26.09 - 1:31 pm | #

Oh no--LOL! You fought the good fight!
Jennifer | Homepage | 06.30.09 - 11:24 pm | #