What a pleasure to see the boxes sealed up, labeled, and stacked.
Joan bonded with Frank, but drove back to Santa Cruz with Joe at the end of the day. Joan has good judgement.
Whole lotta love packed into these cartons.
Then we headed down to the corner restaurant for low-emissions vegetable barley soup.
A broken bridge could not stop this group from our assignment this week.
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It's great to see this big stack of boxes -- well done!
--Elizabeth D
Where's Ann, you may ask? She is our official photographer so you just have to imagine her presence, camera in hand, snapping these fun photos! Saturday was a great day in the basement. Everyone comes to the basement ready and willing to put in the hours it takes to get the job done. The amount of work that knitters/crocheters do to make this possible is greatly appreciated. The variety of colors, patterns is truly amazing. At the end of the day it is very rewarding to see the rows of labeled, taped boxes ready to go on their way to Afghan youth.
Looks like you came a long way since I was there on Thursday. I ditto what Joan said - the knitters and crocheters that make this possible are amazing!
that is just tremendous! thank you so much for sharing with us. The good spirits are contagious!
Fantastic! the sight of all those sealed boxes makes me misty-eyed! I can't believe how much was accomplished in such a short period of time and how many children will have a more comfortable winter as a result. Great job everybody! and Joan and Joe, I hope we cross paths in the basement some day.
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