Not a regular Monday

Posted by Cheryl on May 14 2007 | 1. Knit on Monday

The day started out much like any other, until the doorbell rang…

Standing at my door was a lady dressed in blue uniform. No, not a policewoman. The other blue uniform. An Post. And into my hands she thrust…

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Yippee! Knitter’s Treat Exchange goodies for me. I realise it’s past the 5th of May but my treater told me it had a long way to travel. Yep, all the way from Down Under! So, waiting only long enough to take the initial photo, I ripped open the padded envelope and…

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Wow! Lots of goodies compressed into a small space.

So, waiting only long enough to take a second photo I, with-excitement-likened-to-a-10-year-old-girl-at-her-birthday-party, began to open each yummy parcel.

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Treats for the hands and eyes—
hand-dyed sock yarn, a book, and beautiful stitch markers

Treats for the tastebuds—
coffee, fairtrade dark chocolate, and a unique Aussie herb (with recipe for using it!)

Treats for the kids— (yes, I’ll share)
Cadbury dairy milk chocolates

And all those treats came from Donyale at Indulging My Inner Knitter. Many thanks for putting together a very lovely package to start my week off right!

10 comments

10 Responses to “Not a regular Monday”

  1. That’s a great Treat package, Cheryl. The yarn is beautiful and book and other gifts look great. My package still has not arrived and my poor Treater is getting really upset, God love her, that it has not arrived. I have replied to her and told her it would be all the better when it comes.
    Enjoy.

    14 May 2007 at 3:05 pm

  2. I’m very jealous! The packaging on Time for Tea is so beautiful. I always love anything where pink is the dominate color.

    14 May 2007 at 7:56 pm

  3. that’s is quite the yummy package, can’t wait to see that sock yarn knitted up

    14 May 2007 at 8:37 pm

  4. Yay! I have been hovering and waiting to see when it would turn up - glad you like it all - I really enjoyed putting it together and hope that the book will be put to use when you all gather together for your knitting group - I can see you all, hovered over to see if more yarn is in your future…heh heh.

    The coffee is locally roasted and is fair trade, as is the chocolate, and the forest berries is really yum if sprinkled on fresh berries and left overnight then served with a huge dollop of fresh cream.

    You will have more than enough yarn there for 3 pairs of socks - I am interested in seeing how it knits/weaves up.

    YAY.

    14 May 2007 at 11:12 pm

  5. oh yay! what a delightful treat! wonderful way to start the week!

    15 May 2007 at 6:20 am

  6. Teresa HAPPY YARNS

    What a lovely collection of gifts and a great boost for a Monday morning…that yarn looks gorgeous…

    15 May 2007 at 10:34 am

  7. Delightful goodies - no wonder you couldn’t wait to open the package!

    15 May 2007 at 11:23 am

  8. Ana Mullan

    I love post (except the bills) I just ordered one french croched book and one on knitting and I am so looking forward to receive them, they are usually so different.

    15 May 2007 at 12:55 pm

  9. What a lovely package, and the excitement!

    15 May 2007 at 3:24 pm

  10. Oh looks great!! Its such a nice feeling to get something in the post thats all for yourself isn’t it!!! Enjoy-and can’t wait to see that book at SnB (whenever I get there next :-( )

    15 May 2007 at 6:28 pm

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