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Old October 23, 2009, 06:19 PM
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That is just great. Maybe doing things like this, we can change the outlook of the world on the rest of us.

It is so rewarding to hear stories like this.
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Old October 23, 2009, 06:59 PM
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It is great to hear the positive outcome.
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Old October 24, 2009, 09:21 PM
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That's so wonderful to hear that there are so many dedicated people helping others in need. I find that I don't have space any more and am giving away all my 30+ years of crochet supplies, magazines, etc. so I've had to discontinue most of my crochet projects.
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Oh, yes, thank you for sharing that, Miss Crochet. That's the second affirmation this week that I've read of the direct impact of our crocheting, and how it really does change lives. You're right, it may not seem like much, but it really is powerful. A little yarn, a couple of hours, a life. How humbling. How inspiring.

I haven't given up donating money to my favorite causes at all. But I still like the intimate connection of something going from my hands to someone's lap (a blanket) or neck (a scarf, as in this case). Doubling the warmth provided.

Good for you! And perhaps you'll inspire another crocheter to join you. If not, that makes you the Indispensable Sole Crocheter.

{The other was a post about how the gents appreciate the scarves made for the D-Day Musuem and distributed free to veterans; posted on Ravelry.}

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Thank you for sharing your story it is so nice to see what a handmade items can do for many.
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thank you for sharing your wonderful story. I hope you make more than you need.
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Keep up the good work Misscrochet - thanks for sharing such a great story.
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Old November 3, 2009, 04:54 PM
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What a wonderful story! Thanks so much for sharing.
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What a great story! Thanks for sharing.

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