It’s funny how good things come from bad things

Several years ago I was in rough shape with a bad back. Lots of pain. Trying to carry on work. Reduced activity. Mostly, I could manage the pain if I laid on my left side. [I didn’t do this without pain meds]

Couldn’t lay there indefinitely and since I’m a lifelong knitter of big projects, I was a bit frustrated that I couldn’t do my normal knitting projects. However, there’s always a gift.

Hi Donna Douglas, you have our deep respect for what you are doing so willingly and with such zeal. We hope our adoption paperwork is almost complete for McKinley.  Louise and I are anxious to bring her home to meet our other little bird! Let us know what works for you. Cheers! 

My daughter Leeanna Hearn received the Hootables award this evening at her grade 12 graduation. Thank you very much to Hootables! What a wonderful gift you have given her. No words can express how much we appreciate this amazing generosity!

“Ohhhh…she’s beautiful and perfect… and her name is awesome! Also, I don’t know if you recall, but my daughter’s name is Ashleigh… this truly brought tears to my eyes… because Ashleigh and I both love purple. I love Asha… thank you! I can’t wait to hold her!!!”

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Here are just a few of the owls I'll have with me on Saturday...
Austin, Ilse, Giada, Elin, Edna, Benton. Come see for yourself!
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of us living in this wonderful country! We have Hootables living in other wonderful countries all over the world, too.

Here are the recent adoptions...
Brian, #3272 went home with Kaylyn. He was adopted from Get Moving Physiotherapy.
Owl Katelyn (#3401) was adopted by Sandra, also through Get Moving. Katelyn will be living in Barrie.
Crosby (#3339) was chosen by Karen, also at Get Moving, and he is now living in Barrie.
And Cyndi, the office manager at Get Moving, couldn't help herself. She has adopted Nigel (#3241) and Leonard (#3386) and taken them to Midland.

Thank you, everyone.

And now, two new fuscia beauties!

Here's the story... I was on my way to a high school reunion, knitting bag at my side. My former school mate, Heather, offered to drive. That let me knit. Bright fuscia eyelash yarn. "Is that going to be an owl?" asked Heather. "Yup. These are the wings," I said. "I want that owl, said Heather, adding to the parliament she has already bought. And so, meet Sheila, sold before the first stitch of her body was cast.
Of course, having sold Sheila, and looking over my fuscia yarn, I decided to do a second owl... Edith, #3411. And here she is.
As I was delivering owls to Get Moving Physiotherapy, Cyndi saw the photo of Edith and ordered another fuscia owl for their supply of hooltables for sale.
I'm working on that owl now!
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A Letter of Thanks

Where can I buy a Hootable? 

Trish Brunelle

Lori Rosanelli

Terry McNaughton 

Tony Wise

Oh! Beehive

Linda Benne Ouderkirk

You can choose your colour. Donna chooses the owl’s name just because she gets attached to them all. The price for an adult owl is $50 and babies are $25 extra. *Babies owls are not made separately* If you’re having the owl mailed, expect to add a bit for economical courier costs, too.

Every penny raised from the sale of these owls is supporting a young person in post secondary education.

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