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Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Happy Feet!

I'd like to thank Carolyn for my new socks. A while back I wrote a blog about how difficult it is for me to find good socks that fit my size 14 feet. I got some good advice on where to purchase some. However, Carolyn went the extra mile and a half and actually knitted a pair for me.







They feel amazing. I haven't had socks that felt this good since I was a little kid and my grandmother knitted socks for me. Actually, no insult to my dear departed grandmother, but these are better.

In a world filled with tragedy and woe it's pretty neat that someone will do something nice for some guy in the woods who writes a blog. It's not the first time I've received nice things from readers. You guys are the best.

Since these socks feel so amazing it's occurred to me that knitting skills should be elevated in the hierarchy of survival skills. If your feet aren't happy, the rest of you suffers.

Thanks again Carolyn!

-Sixbears

17 comments:

  1. That was awesome of Carolyn to be so thoughtful - hope the socks last a good long while.

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    1. She's great! They are well made so they should. I'm a happy camper.

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  2. thank you Carolyn for making him happy

    Wildflower

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  3. This is such good news! God bless Carolyn.

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  4. After several foot and toe surgeries, I know exactly what you mean! Happy feet make a happy body. Thanks to Carolyn, and thanks for blogging ever day as you do. You, Dizzy, and Hermit Jim are just about the only ones that I follow who seem to do that anymore ~

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  5. Awesome, I'm so glad they fit and you like them! Wear them in good health my friend :)

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  6. Those should keep you warm. You can't buy something like that in store.

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    1. That's for sure. I feel better about winter now. :)

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  7. Keeping your feet toasty will also help your lungs and help to keep you from colds.

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  8. and at this time of year might try xmas stockings for your feet

    yo, ho, ho, ho

    Wildflower

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    1. In the past my socks have been used as Christmas stockings. You can put a lot of stuff in my big socks.

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