Tonight, It's All About the U


Ninety percent of the time I can totally ignore sports. I don't much care how the Eagles or Phillies are doing and the Sixers and Flyers are pretty much non-existent to me. But I am a closet college football fan and when my son went tot the University of Miami, I transferred my loyalty from the Nebraska Cornhuskers to the Hurricanes. So tonight I'm planted on my couch stitching away on Postcard from Paradise while I watch Miami pound the Pittsburgh Panthers. Go 'Canes!

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  1. KarenSeptember 23, 2010 at 7:35 PM

    Hey Susan.....I will meet you on the playing field next Saturday as the "U" comes to Death Valley to be demolished by my beloved Clemson Tigers!

    Well...actually I will be on a plane flying to Scotland but hope that it is a good game! May the best team win!

    Happy stitching and hope you enjoy this win.....

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  2. SiobhánSeptember 26, 2010 at 2:17 AM

    I admit it, I'm not a huge sports fan, but what portion of me that IS a sports fan is a diehard Philadelphia fan--no matter what sport. Out of deference to my beloved pup, I won't cheer for Michael Vick. Hope your team does well this season!

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  3. MysteryKnitterOctober 11, 2015 at 6:19 PM

    Enjoy the stitching, S.

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