Turkey Hats off to YOU

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(image from Fred Flare....Sold Out Turkey Knit Hat)

This Thanksgiving I'm dedicating my post to you dear pretend friends.
I don't know why this little blog brings me such joy but it does.
It has been a good part of my days for years now.
The readership doesn't grow much, but you are a great bunch of loyal knit friends. I'll say that again and again.
Pretend friends, thanks.
Thanks for being my outlet for knit fun,
Thanks for always cheering on the good knits and the not so good!
I love your comments.
I love your blogs.
Your knits always inspire me.
Those of you who were IN on the Take and Replace Swap this year were outstanding in
every way.
Those of you who watched from the blog side lines were wonderful too.

Really a very heartfelt thanks. Somehow in the cyberworld of anonymity we have grown
to be friends. Here's to a great knit future together!



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Comments

Katherine said…
Happy Thanksgiving to you and Fireman and your family! Hope the day is all you want it to be.

Thank you for the good words for your blogging buddies. I love knitters--they are a sharing/caring bunch and I truly believe it would be hard to find more informative and fun blogs anywhere on the web!! Super turkey day to all.
3:44 PM
Nancy said…
I have made some wonderful "pretend" friends through your blog and the swaps, too.

Happy Thanksgiving and continued blessings to everyone.
4:59 PM
Judy S. said…
Happy Thanksgiving, Kathy! I saw a hat like yours except it was made of fleece (I think)and on a chile-sized table in the window of a toyshop! Did you knit your hat? It makes me smile.....
5:01 PM
karen said…
Have a super wonderful Thanksgiving!! I enjoy the blog world as well :D
5:34 PM
bmom said…
Happy Thanksgiving -- I hope you have a wonderful day.
6:05 PM
Kim said…
We are all thankful for you.

And what a killer (oops!) hat.
8:16 PM
Beverly said…
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! May you all have a blessed holiday.

I'm thankful for all of my friends in the blogosphere.
11:19 PM
Donna Boucher said…
What a hilarious hat!!!!
Happy thanksgiving kathyb.
Lots of love,
Donna
11:28 PM
Celia said…
I love to read your blog, too. Happy Thanksgiving, Love!
12:31 AM
SissySees said…
What a hat! It would be great for the WIND today.

My bloggy friends are some of my greatest treasures. Happy Thanksgiving!
6:20 AM
Anonymous said…
Your knit hat reminds me of one my mother wore to a 'crazy hats' lunch she belongs to (no red hats). She strung some croutons and cranberries on thread to dangle and put the little white 'frill' things on the legs ends. Apparently the cooks had to come out of the kitchen to see her hat. :) Happy Thanksgiving
2:07 PM
Anonymous said…
Aww...what a sweet post!

And a crazy hat! You'll have to make one when they get back in stock.
6:07 PM
Grace said…
Happiest of Holidays Kathy Love you muchly!!!
7:20 PM
me said…
I love the turkey hat! My friend works with a gal that knit one for her 7 year old nephew, and it was a hoot! ~ or a "gobble"????

Thanks for your blogging fun - yes, many knitting friends have we!!!!
5:08 PM
Alyssa said…
Awwwhh! Happy thanksgiving to you too!
12:04 PM
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