Monday, May 15, 2006

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    The voice of parents is the voice of gods,
    for to their children they are heaven's lieutenants.
    -William Shakespeare

    Direct from the gun deck of The Oldest Commissioned Warship Afloat, I bring you two things:

    1. My Dad's birthday socks in actionGuess whose idea it was to take this photo for the blog? (Hint: not mine. Isn't that great?)

    2. You can call me Lieutenant. Just a little cold for those summer whites . . .

    40 Comments:

    Blogger silverarrowknits said...

    Congrats on becoming a Lieutenant!

    5/14/2006 9:23 PM  
    Blogger Jerry & Maxy said...

    I didn't know you were in the Navy! Super Congratulations on becoming a Lieutenant!! Does that mean graduation happened too? If so, YEAH for you!

    5/14/2006 9:32 PM  
    Blogger Jerry & Maxy said...

    Finally the Underway and High Seas references make sense :).

    5/14/2006 9:34 PM  
    Blogger Pam said...

    You are amazing! Congratulations! And nice socks -- a very bloggable moment. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/fun/zits.asp?date=20060513 This link has a reference you and your folks might appreciate. . .

    5/14/2006 10:00 PM  
    Blogger Lynda said...

    Very cool, VERY commendable... congrats, Lt!

    5/14/2006 11:24 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Congratulations! :)

    5/14/2006 11:24 PM  
    Blogger Home's Jewels said...

    Congratulations. Hope you had a nice wetting down ceremony :)

    5/15/2006 12:32 AM  
    Blogger Marina said...

    Congratulations, Theresa! Your parents must be so proud of you.

    5/15/2006 2:09 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    congrats!

    5/15/2006 2:18 AM  
    Blogger maryse said...

    congratulations!

    5/15/2006 3:35 AM  
    Blogger Sonya said...

    Congratulations! Your dad once again shows why he's the coolest dad in blogland.

    5/15/2006 4:40 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    How quickly would it become annoying if I now responded to everything you say with "Aye aye!" and a salute? Immediately annoying? Oh, okay.

    Congratulations! I hope you all made it home relatively dry.

    By the way, I hope those birthday socks are regulation.

    5/15/2006 4:43 AM  
    Blogger Jenn said...

    Congrats! And the socks look great!

    5/15/2006 4:47 AM  
    Blogger Pumpkinmama said...

    Congrats!!

    5/15/2006 5:21 AM  
    Blogger Liz K. said...

    I'm glad I'm not your only reader who didn't know you were in the Navy. Congratulations, and thank you sincerely for your service to our country.

    5/15/2006 5:36 AM  
    Blogger Pat K said...

    How fantastic! Congratulations from a former Army LT.

    5/15/2006 6:13 AM  
    Blogger Liz said...

    Congratulations! What an exciting event! (and I'm sorry you had to wear summer whites in this weather).

    5/15/2006 6:13 AM  
    Blogger Disentangled said...

    Congrats! Such great pictures :-)

    5/15/2006 6:23 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Congratulations! I'd completely missed the 'underway' and 'high seas' references. Thought you were trying to do a Lucy Neatby on us! I think your dad likes his socks...

    5/15/2006 6:32 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Congratulations! I, too, had no idea you were in the Navy. I'm a Navy brat - my dad was in for 26 years and my husband has worked as a civilian fireman at the Navy base near us for 20. If you ever get up to NAS Whidbey Island in Washington, give me a holler.
    Dorothy
    http://missouristar.typepad.com
    dswaite@mac.com

    5/15/2006 6:35 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    You are the hottest thing ever! Seriously!

    5/15/2006 7:15 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Teresa,
    phantastic! Look forward to seeing you soon.

    5/15/2006 8:01 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Congratulations!! What a wonderful accomplishment! You and your parents must be very proud.

    Now let us know if you start any knitalongs for your fellow servicemen and women. (A semi-LYS around here knits helmet liners for the owner's son in Iraq, and I always thought that was such a neat thing to do).

    All the best! Debby

    5/15/2006 8:19 AM  
    Blogger Anneliese Kelly said...

    I'll second Simone and call you Leftenant Hottie!

    5/15/2006 9:33 AM  
    Blogger Reese said...

    congrats! good to see you yesterday at knitsmiths. good luck with your move and your multiple movers!

    5/15/2006 9:48 AM  
    Blogger Jenny Raye said...

    Congratulations!

    How cute is your dad?

    5/15/2006 9:55 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Congratulations!!!

    5/15/2006 11:52 AM  
    Blogger jennie said...

    I'm a little behind on my blog-reading. I feel bad i e-mailed before saying CONGRATULATIONS!!!

    5/15/2006 12:33 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Oooh,congratulations on a wonderful achievement! You all look so happy and proud. Are you keeping any other secrets from us?!

    5/15/2006 12:58 PM  
    Blogger Lorette said...

    And here we all thought we knew you! Congratulations! But are all your handknits going to have to meet navy regulations now?

    5/15/2006 3:53 PM  
    Blogger Kris said...

    Congrats on becoming an LT. I also didn't realize that you are in the Navy - the references now make sense!

    5/15/2006 4:46 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    congrats!!!

    your smile and the proud look of your parents (I think?) must have made up for some of the coldness of the summer whites. Enjoy your last week as an almost doctor!!

    5/15/2006 4:51 PM  
    Blogger JJ said...

    I'd rather call you "doctor".

    Congratulations.

    5/15/2006 6:05 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Congrats to you! Very cute photos!

    5/15/2006 9:42 PM  
    Blogger Carrie K said...

    Congratulations, Lt!!!

    5/16/2006 12:58 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Congratulations Lieutenant!

    5/16/2006 3:39 PM  
    Blogger Chris said...

    Congrats! I suppose they wouldn't let you bundle up in a nice shawl, either.

    5/16/2006 6:59 PM  
    Blogger Kate Diamond said...

    Hey, Navy Baby. There may be a Debbie Macomber book coming your way to celebrate those gorgeous whites. Congrats!

    5/16/2006 7:22 PM  
    Blogger cindy said...

    Wow...besides knitting Japanese patterns for the Olympics you also are a Lieutenant!!! Where will you find the time to knit a linen feather and fan stole?

    5/17/2006 3:42 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Congratulations Lt Doctor Sir!

    5/22/2006 10:24 AM  

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