Hats For Homeless

I was so totally surprised today. To be in Carol Alexander's Talking Crochet is just exciting. I didn't even know it was happening until all of a sudden e-mails started pouring in.  

Here it is:

"Making a Difference -- One Hat at a Time
Tulsa resident Linda Deal has turned her passion for crochet into a one-woman, grass-roots project -- crocheting hats for her local homeless shelter. Her goal is to make as many hats as possible (and, hopefully, receive other hat donations as well) by October 25, 2008, national Make a Difference Day, when she will present her hats to the shelter. She plans to present more hats a few weeks later just before Christmas. Click here for the rest of the story.
Making hats for the homeless to help them through the cold winter months is a wonderful project that other crocheters can adopt in their own communities. It's a great way to use up odds and ends of yarn in your stash in a very rewarding way to help some of your neighbors in need."

Crocheters, in my opinion, are the greatest people. Promises of loads of hats and yarn...I just don't know what to say. Thank you, everyone, for all the help. Ok, I'm getting emotional now.