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Linda-Teresa Merwood
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Laurie C. Hake commented on Linda-Teresa Merwood's blog post 'Charity Begins At Home?'
Pax:
I have 6 grandchildren - 2 here on Cape Cod, 2 outside Cincinniti, Ohio and 2 more north of Chicago!! We lived next to the two in Ohio from the time they were born till they were 3 and 7. The 7 year-old and I (Lauren Lee) were extremely close…
Sandy McDonald commented on Linda-Teresa Merwood's blog post 'Charity Begins At Home?'
That is so brave L-T. Change is hard to cope with at the best of times, but accompanied with a move and such a fundamental change of living arrangements would be painful. I hope that you will have wonderful regular times together which will be extra…
Sandy McDonald left a comment for Linda-Teresa Merwood
Hi Linda
I am just getting around to finding you all to welcome you to the KAS community - although you are already very much an active part of it, which is great.
Did you received the recent ezine, Issue No 10? If not you can find it…
RhondaH commented on Linda-Teresa Merwood's blog post 'My First Parcels - Weyhey!'
Is this the pattern? If so, it's still available on-line: oxfam jumper
P. Jeanne Haessler commented on Linda-Teresa Merwood's blog post 'HI'
Hi L-T, I am now living in the Canadian Shield (think rocks, forests and lakes, few people) but I was born in Yorkshire, lived in Birmingham til I was 5 and have relatives in Devon and London. My mother learnt to knit during WW2; she would knit…
P. Jeanne Haessler commented on Linda-Teresa Merwood's blog post 'My First Parcels - Weyhey!'
I agree with everything Kalai said for sure. One query: as Oxfam is no longer using that pattern for that knitted top is there any chance of you posting the pattern here in the knitting patterns section as it gives knitters another option? I too…
Kalai McDonald commented on Linda-Teresa Merwood's blog post 'My First Parcels - Weyhey!'
Well done Linda. Two parcels, you've done well considering the hectic lifestyle you're leading at the moment. I'm so glad that you found knit-a-square and appreciate the project. How wonderful for the children that you knit with love…
Kalai McDonald commented on Linda-Teresa Merwood's blog post 'HI'
Hi Linda fabulous to have you on board. I know that feeling although sometimes I don't even feel like my heartbeat is constant!
Good luck with moving and everything else that's going on and we look forward to hearing about your progress.
Sandy McDonald left a comment for Linda-Teresa Merwood
Hi Linda, we need a UK group, do you want to start one? Delighted that you will be sending a routine stream of squares, that's just the spirit that the kids need. Thank you. Do you want to post this in the welcome and introductions section of…
Angela Garlant commented on Linda-Teresa Merwood's blog post 'HI'
Hi Linda - good to have you on board - we need the UK numbers to increase a bit, I think. I live in Lincolnshire UK and although a few hundred miles away, I am familiar with your part of the UK. My sister was married in Exmouth and her husband comes…
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- At 8:56pm on June 4, 2009,
Sandy McDonald said…
- Hi Linda
I am just getting around to finding you all to welcome you to the KAS community - although you are already very much an active part of it, which is great.
Did you received the recent ezine, Issue No 10? If not you can find it here:
http://www.knit-a-square.com/Square_Circle-backissues.html
Look forward to chatting to you in the forum.
Sandy
- At 5:52pm on May 25, 2009,
Sandy McDonald said…
- Hi Linda, we need a UK group, do you want to start one? Delighted that you will be sending a routine stream of squares, that's just the spirit that the kids need. Thank you. Do you want to post this in the welcome and introductions section of the forum too? Sandy
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