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    Tuesday, December 22, 2009

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    Manise

    Wow! That is so heartening to hear! I'm on my third Palindrome Scarf and will mail it when done.

    Judy

    great job Norma!

    Lisa H.

    Congrats to everyone who participated! Woo-hoo!!

    elizabeth a airhart

    lil ole pudding pie loves everybody

    Ruth

    I love knitters.

    Geri

    Amazing!

    Beverly

    Yay!

    Mr. J., you are good with numbers, what?!

    Jean E.

    SWEET!

    Becky

    Everyone who participated is wonderful, but you, Norma, (and of course, Mr. J.) made it happen. Blessings to you and Mr. J.! 'Tis better to give than receive, indeed.

    Joannah

    Mr. McJefferstein,

    Thank you very much for your accounting skills. I'm determined to up that count by two. By the end of the week I'll be able to say, "The scarves are in the mail!".

    Melissa in El Cajon

    Wow! Good for you--good for everyone involved in the organization and logistics of the project, and for everyone who participated by donating/knitting. What a good cause.

    Kym

    Most excellent!

    Chelle

    How in the world did you get Mr. J to sit still for that glasses shot?

    Lynn

    Thanks Norma! You are an angel to the students we serve. The donations are great and really help us to provide services to our students. But there is no way to place a value on how a youth from foster care feels knowing that a complete stranger cared enough about them to make them a beautiful, hand-made scarf. PRICELESS! Love to Norma and all the generous knitters, crocheters and weavers!
    From Lynn and all of us at the Orphan Foundation of America.

    Seanna Lea

    Very cool! It's good see all your hard canvassing work coming to fruition.

    Gerri

    Wow! This is the A-team Red!

    Norma when you cheerlead, you really do it right! Who else would have been smart enough to bring out the stealth force, Mr J, at the last minute? If I had known about the chance for a new squeaky toy, I probably could have found time to do a fourth. And bacon treats!?!?! That would have gotten me to five!

    Elaine

    Nice job!! Thanks, Mr J. (And perhaps part of your handsome attire on Terrier Tuesdays between Sept and Dec should include a handsome red scarf. A subtle reminder to us.... )

    Mary Fran

    Warms my heart.

    Cookie

    All thanks to you, little man. ;^)

    PghCathy

    Yeah!! What wonderful news to start into the Christmas break. I sent my scarves in weeks ago, but I'm already checking out yarn & patterns for next year. That's only 9 days away.

    Judy

    Mr J, you look HOT in glasses! XOXO Cozy and Bo

    Angie

    Bacon treats! Woof! Excellent work, Norma!

    gayle

    Woohoo!!
    I'm going to try to get a few scarves knit over the course of the year, so I can send more next year. (Famous last words...)
    Norma and Mr J both rock!

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