2015 the daily post - photo journal
Read More03.12.15 = Knitting Lives Together
Recently, a friend of mine Karen, posted on FB that her six-year old niece had been diagnosed with leukemia. She posted a photo of the happy-go-lucky six year old, and was asking friends if they would collect some hats for her, because very soon, she would be loosing her long, blonde hair from her chemo. I quickly scanned my mind trying to think if I had any hats to donate. (I don't. I never wear hats.) I continued rolling through my FB feed when, two of my friends had just posted photos of their latest knitting projects. UREKA! I had idea! I sent a private message to my two knitting friends, Jennifer and Jane, to see if they would be interested or even have the time, to knit a hat for a six year old girl battling cancer. Within minutes, BOTH of them happily and whole heartedly, said YES. Today, I finally met up and had lunch with Karen to give her the hats. She LOVED the hats and is so very grateful and deeply touched by their kindness. Interesting; neither Jennifer or Jane posted a photo about this latest project, so I want to publicly thank them.
Thank you Jennifer and Jane for sharing your wonderful talents, you've made a difference that really counts.
"A fellow who does things that count, doesn’t usually stop to count them" Albert Einstein
Byron Fair Photography
on March 14, 2015That's so sweet. Prayers to are little one.
Jim Dunlap
on March 14, 2015Great story, many thanks to your friendly kniters