WOYWW

 Good morning all.

Today I am sharing the little twiddler that Lynn Holland asked me to make for her dear friend who is battling illness. She told me she loved her garden, The Lake District and the coast.

So here she is in her posh pink frock in her garden with a basket of flowers.

On the reverse is a tiny beach and, of course, a rainbow - our symbol of hope.

Lynn loved it so I hope Julia feels the same when she receives it.

Here is my poem which I have penned to go with my "special" twiddlers.

Not exactly Wordsworth but it gets my message across, I think.

I hope you love this twiddle mitt.

I made it just for you.

It will help to keep you smiling

So, this is what you do.

 

You put your hands inside it

And feel its cosy glow.

You can tell it all your secrets

And no-one else will know.

 

If you feel sad or angry

Just play with each twiddly bit

Look at all its colours

And every cheery part of it.

 

If you find it useful

Please will you let me know

I am the twiddle maker

And my name is Twiglet Jo!

 

And finally. I would just like to say....

Attending Shaz's funeral with Annie on Friday was a very uplifting occasion. We felt we were representing all of her WOYWW friends, many of whom were watching online.  Doug had planned it beautifully down to the last detail. The music, poems and spoken words were perfect and painted a wonderful picture of Shaz and of Doug's love for her. That little glittering star is at peace now but will, I am sure, be in our hearts forever.

xx Jo