Or, why little girls should obey their parents and not use a sharp paring knife. ;)
I just took the stitches out. (Yes, I did. Why would I wait for hours at the doctor's when I have sharp scissors?)
I'm not impressed with the stitch job, either. Left a large hole. Couldn't they have put in a couple more and closed it better?? I probably could have done a better job with crazy glue. I think at least four would have been better than two.
Sigh.
And yes, she's washed her hand. Finally. It's been days. ;)
yeowww. Me thinks you will scar.
ReplyDeleteI am of the school of thought that sharp knives are safer - if you know they are sharp, that is. You can control them better. When did you do that?
errr, I apparently didn't read very well. Is that Becky?
ReplyDeleteYes, that would be Becky. ;)
ReplyDeleteShe's been told repeatedly not to use the knives right after Jeff sharpens them... but she's so stubborn, and likes to make her own lunch.
Hopefully she'll listen now. ;)
My fingers are covered with deep scars from learning how to use immensely sharp scissors....Fortunately they fade quick, only on close inspection can they be seen.
ReplyDeleteI always do it now. Especially after Heidi's nose. I can glue the same as a doctor, and much much quicker.
Poor Becky!
ReplyDeleteSharp knives are evil. The sooner you realize that, the better... it makes you more careful.
I have more scars from knives than I'd like to count..... *sigh*
I would've glued it... but recent events concerning someone's tendon ;) and for how deep it looked/how much it was bleeding prompted the trip to the ER.
ReplyDeleteOh, poor Becky.
ReplyDeleteI can relate;p
Can't wait to REALLY wash my hand. Immersed in hot soapy water..... ahhhhhh.
Ouch! Hope it heals okay.
ReplyDeleteUmmm... ouch. Live and learn, I guess.
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