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It's been awhile since I have shared any of my knitting or crocheting projects.  
I finally finish the crochet slippers I made for "the little dudes"
Thomas the Train


I had to remake them cause the first set were too small. Seeing how they live over 1200 miles away I couldn't try them on before I got too far. 


I could not get a good picture of the boys wearing them. You know how hard it is to try to get them to stay still. 


They really like their slippers.


What I'm reading right now is Little Farm In the Foothill. I can so relate to the author. It's a fun read.

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and listening to 

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I made a goal for myself to read at least 25 books this year. I would like to have around 10 of them to be ones I've read and not listen to. I can listen to a book a lot faster than I can read. But I do enjoy reading.
To keep track of my progress I'm making a list of the ones I read and listen to this year. If interested your'll find it here



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  1. The slippers are just too cute. I bet the boys love their Thomas the train slippers.
    Greetings,
    Sylvia

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  2. They are stunning, a great gift for a little one.

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  3. oh I so love those Thomas the train slippers...ever think about selling a pair :) I am with you on the book goal!

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  4. Fun, fun slippers. I've never kept track of how many books I read per year. Good luck with your goal of finishing 25.

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