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10 comments:
As a 62 year-old Rock-n-Roller I loved it. Living a long time can do things to one's body, but not to the spirit.
Funny, sad eye opening video. I see my parents in that video. They do not want to go into a nursing home, with 8 kids we'll see.
I am a Passap E6000 knitter and hope to be knitting a garment soon.
Janice
Southeastern Wisconsin
Class :-)
Pam x
LOL, glad you figured out how to do it. This is a brilliant video I think. I kept expecting there to be some ownership of it at the end, someone would pop up and say it was done on behalf of Help the Aged or something. I see something new in it each time I see it.
Loved it. I think sometimes people ignore that older people are as full of life as everyone else!
I would have never seen this video had I not come to your blog to see the newest sweater - you've made my day - thanks.
Sweaters, puppies and a new look on life !!
patpan
Colin! Where ever did you get this? I love it. I'm just a crazy Yank, but I'm sure feeling the tug of my British ancestors! Wouldn't it be fun to sing in this chorus?
She Who Must Buy Yarn sent me this link. I can't believe I am actually commenting on yet another knitting blog. Sheesh.
The Long Suffering Husband
P.S. She Who Must Buy Yarn's blog is http://web.mac.com/floridapsydoc
P.P.S. Please do not visit She Who Must Buy Yarn's blog. It will only detract from my quality of life...such as it is. -grin-
That is a great clip Colin. Thanks!
Hello Colin! Wonderful clip. Thank you for posting it. I read your weblog through the sock knitters at yahoo. the clip reminded me of what my (now 85) mother said once: "I don't feel any different than I did when I was 18". I am now 46 and don't feel any different than I did at 12. Beautiful Sherman heel, by the way. Wish I could knit like that. Good to read that you two are in good health! Congratulations on the puppies.
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