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All the joy!!!
So my girls were very sneaky this Christmas. They dressed themselves, their children and one of their husbands in all the knits I have made for them over the last few years, then they pranced around on one of the coldest days this winter, photographing all the shenanigans. Then they made a book just for me! It is perhaps the most beautiful and thoughtful gift I have ever received. Caty is a fabulous photographer and my grandkids are pretty adorable. There are quite a few so think I will only share a few at a time. Special on so many levels. Thank you, I LOVE it!
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Heidi that was a wonderful gift! Beautiful photography! Beautiful family and of course the knits were wonderful!!! Your a lucky gramma!!!!!
Happy New Year and all the best to you and your family!!!!
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Oh Heidi. Your knits are amazing. The family in your knitsin the snow book GENIUS. WOW
Thank you so much.
Hi Heidi. I am new to your blog. It is great. I really enjoyed the photos of your family & of your knitting. It did make me a little heartsick when I saw the baby chicks. I got rid of all 40 of my girls about 5 years ago. I had 20 mixed rooster & hen bantams & 20 full sized hens. I miss them so bad but it had gotten to be so much work for me. I had a heart attack in 2009 & the winters were especially hard after that. At the township meeting I had really wanted to thank Rich for bringing me the eggs. Thank you for them. They were so very good. I was sick when he was here & I ate a couple of them the same day. It made me feel a little better. Just like old times. By the way, my granddaughter Jess Shawley is dating a young farmer from Eighty four PA who raises the heritage Scottish sheep. Jess always wanted one of George Bradish’s but we had already gone through fish, goats, dogs, cats & rabbits. Her dad said that was enough. LOL Now she has her wish. A whole farm full of sheep to play with. The young farmer’s mother does a wool business. I’m not sure if she is into working with it or not. I’ll have to check that out. Again, thank for the eggs. Bonnie Lisbon Shawley
Thanks for reading Bonnie. Would love to know the shepherd’s name in Eighty-Four, PA. We shepherds are a small group and the ones who use their wool an even smaller subset. Have been trying to get eggs to you for a few days. My granddaughter is cutting some honker teeth and just when I think I can pop over to you she turns in to a terror who just wants me. Will try again tomorrow morning.