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Knitting with our pioneer – from 4,000 miles away

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17 May

Our college-age gal left two days ago for a Summer of adventures in Alaska.  She’s volunteering in our nation’s national parks and wildernesses. I believe she is the first person of either side of our family – I’m talking generations of Americans! – who has ever stepped foot in Alaska.  She is our family’s pioneer. 

While she’s away, she and I are working on matching knitting kits.  I’m much slower at knitting than she is, so I pulled mine out today to begin working on it.

It gives me peace to know that we’re working on the same knitting project – 4,000 miles apart from each other. I’ll be praying for her with every stitch I make. 

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