Honk if you knit!

I re-discovered my brother-in-law's blog spot and lo and behold I found this" honk if you knit . " Pretty neat. I may just order one myself.

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  1. TomSeptember 2, 2006 at 1:03 AM

    Hi Katz! I didn't even know I had a 'honk if you knit' cap on my blogg. SAJ set up a number of crazy T shirts, coffee mugs and other things with 'I spotted Tom the trucker' logo's on them after a friend of SAJ thought she saw me in Bend Oregon one day at a truck stop. She recognized me from the picture Sue took of Brenda and me sitting side by side knitting. I guess that's how the 'honk if you knit' cap came to be.

    I haven't done any knitting lately but I am sure enjoying Sudoku puzzles. I heard you were also hooked on them. I have a simple computer program that helps you keep track of the potential numbers (some people call them 'draft' numbers, you know, the available numbers for each square, then you have to erase each them as you solve each square.) Anyway you are welcome to the program if you are interested. I still want to install those other two programs I gave you.
    It doesn't look like we will be going anywhere anytime soon, I just took a new job at our southern Cal terminal so I won't be driving truck any more.
    At least I'll be home now so I can keep up on the family's bloggs! I am looking forward to being a regular blogger again.

    It's almost midnite so I better get to bed... AAAhhh, my own bed again!

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