Don't worry about eloquence - like the others said, this is so naturally well written. It doesn't sound forced or exaggerated in any way, just very very heart-felt. It still makes my eyes moisty reading it, although I also smile at the thought that a memory like this has had chance to live on through writing.

Thank you for sharing your gift - I can't wait to see if it applies to your knitting skills as well... :-)

I lost my own Nan last year and I'm sorry to say that we had always planned on her teaching me how to knit but we never got around to it.

A great story and memory that is very well written.

wow. I like a lotIts very very good but not like anything uve ever written before. Its so much more closer. fills you with warmth and cold when u read it. The idea of home and the sight of eternity. Very nice.

Jx

aw wow. i love the idea of the memories of all these women coming together as she knits. a fantastic idea, and great writing as usual!

:huggles Frankie:

Thank you for sharing, mellon nin. I don't know if there is anything I can say make things easier. All I can say is never forget, and you'll never be alone.

Your faithful friend,

Sean

That's so lovely. it feels all warm and rosy. i'm very glad you wrote it