Knitter and author Debbie Macomber was signing her books at my LYS today. She chatted at length withall who came by, and charmed everyone with her warm and friendly personality.
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5 comments:
Oh cool!
oh you are so lucky! I admire Debbie Macomber very much.
I always miss everything. Jist as well though, I'd have had to admit I never read any of her books. o0
I did visit the Knitting Nest in Maryville this week and saw signs Ms. M had been there. I may try the Cranberry Walnut Salad recipe she distributed...sounds like Waldorf meets Peter Rabbit to me. ;)
How cool! I have yet to meet a famous knitter or designer. I'm sure it was fun and exciting!
You are very lucky. I have just discovered the Blossom Street series. I am reading Twenty Wishes and have Summer on Blossom Street out from the library to read too.
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