Saturday, March 19, 2011
Dear, sweet Noreen...
sent me the loveliest surprise package! Noreen claims I started it all, but I think she did... every once in a while, we send each other a little present. This time I received an adorable little organizer bag, a beautiful blue scarf, some luscious thread, and two gorgeous doilies crocheted by Reen!
I didn't start blogging so that I could send or receive gifts, but it seems that blogging brings out a desire to share with others. The gifts we exchange are wonderful, but far more important to me are the friendships I have developed. I love the warm words of encouragement when I try something new, and I get excited about tatting, blinging, crocheting, knitting, sewing, quilting, etc. by reading about what all of my new friends are doing.
Isn't blogging grand?
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"tis grand! And marvelous to make wonderful friends around the world, whom we'd never normally meet.
ReplyDeleteAl igual que tu, mi blog me ha permitido conocer personas increibles e ir construyendo amistades muy hermosas. Tu regalo esta increĆble y muy lindo. Disfrutalo mucho
ReplyDeleteWhat a week you have had!! I`m jealous!!!! Just kidding!! ;)
ReplyDeleteWell I know why people send you things. It's simple. It's cause you're a smashing person. Tat's all.
ReplyDeleteAgreed - blogging is very grand. :-) It's strange to think how many friends it gives you without actually meeting some of them!
ReplyDelete100% agreed!
ReplyDeletePeople who tat, crochet or make lace with bobbins know that their gifts will be appreciated by like-minded blogging friends! - (and not always by family members.....)
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely doily, makes me feel that I should pick up my hooks again one of these days!
Indeed, it is grand! And you have summed my feelings about blogging so perfectly, it is surely a sign (of some kind...)
ReplyDeleteLovely gifts indeed. I have found the most generous and compassionate friends here in blogland. A special unexpected treat. Happy Spring and Birds Who Sing...
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