One of the activities that I enjoy is knitting and crocheting.  I learned it as a child from my Aunt Carol, who was an overseas teacher to the kids of our servicemen and woman across the world.  She came home every four years for just one year but our time with her was quality, not quantity.  I enjoyed watching her tat and crochet while Momma knitted.  I had the best of both worlds from these two woman.

I haven't gotten married yet but have been given the privilege of being an aunt to 16 great kids.  These "kids" now are having their own children.  I see how I have been blessed and as a result, I am reaching out to you across the country as well as locally, here in Chicago.

Beginning Tuesday, November 3rd at 7:00 p.m., I will be opening the doors at my office in the conference room for a local knitting/crocheting "Project night night" group for one hour.  This is a way for fellow knitters or those who crochet to get together, take a break and yet make a difference in someone's life.  That someone who might need a scarf, mittens, a blanket, a winter hat. 

So, you are invited to come.  Please give me a call at 773.746.5395 so I know how many are coming for conference room selection along with making sure we have enough refreshments.

Our office has moved to a new location at 2156 W. Montrose Avenue, Chicago, IL.  It is at the northeast corner of Lincoln and Montrose.

I have placed a call to JoAnn's here on Elston in Chicago and am awaiting a call back from the manager for those who attend this monthly charity knitting club to receive a discount on yarns and accessories.

Looking forward in making a difference for our children.

Visit www.ProjectNightNight.org