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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Triple Cs

Dawn from Sweet as Cinnamon has asked us to tell all about the meaning of our blog name and I thought it would be fun to join in.  My full blog name is Caribou Crossing Chronicles of Quilts, the Weather and other Fun Stuff. 

I knew I wanted to blog about quilting and sewing but also about other things in my life, including the beautiful place where I live.  I knew that my blog name would be somewhat formal; I didn’t want a “cute” name, cause I’m not a cute type of person.

The town where I live used to be called Caribou Crossing, because the caribou crossed at the short river that runs through town and connects two very large lakes.  Some of us are nostalgic for that old name. 

So you see it is very simple …. the triple Cs it had to be.

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  Janet

17 comments:

  1. What a great story behind your blog name. Just love your photo of the Caribou statue.

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  2. Lovely story, I love to read your blog and look at the amazing photos you share with us.

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  3. I love the name of your blog! It's just perfect. I'd think it pretty special to be able to visit your area some time. I might not want to return home!! Now I'm off to scroll through your archived posts while I enjoy my morning coffee. Thanks so much for visiting my blog! That was very sweet. ~karen

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  4. What a beautiful area you live in. thanks for sharing all your wonderful pictures. I read down several posts, and the snowy mountains are just beautiful. You chose a great name.

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  5. Thanks Janet - love hearing history, and always wondered how you came up with your 'name'.

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  6. Oh I do love to visit your blog and see the wonderful place you live sew now I see why you named your Blog.

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  7. So what's the new name of your town?

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  8. The name of your blog really does tell about your special place. How amazing that the Caribou would cross at that point. Very interesting.

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  9. Hi Janet.. I have popped over from Sheila's blog and have really loved all your beautiful photos.. It is such a different world from mine.. I am now following so I can see more..

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  10. What a beautiful name for a blog! It looks beautiful where you are at and I love the Caribou statue! I'm a new follower coming over from Sheilas.
    Quilting by the River

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  11. It is always interesting to read about where names started. And it's good to give tribute to your town. Definitely love the photo!

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  12. Love your description and the statue of the caribou and in the earlier blog the town you flew to as well.

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  13. It is a great name for your blog. I like that statue of the caribou.
    thanks for sharing how you got your name.

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  14. Great idea for the naming of your blog...I enjoyed popping by!

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  15. what a lovely story behind the name Janet,thankyou for sharing

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  16. Thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving a comment. I can see why you said it's never too hot to quilt at your place!

    I will be back for another visit.

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  17. It's fun reading about how your blog name was chosen. What an awesome caribou sculpture too!
    Thank you for stopping by my post and for your kind words of the art that I do. How neat would that be if that train did pass through where you lived. I had posted about the story of how that particular image was picked for a gift from a customer to her father. Dont know if you read it, short version: she wanted a steam engine, google wasn't around at the time, so trip to the library and that steam engine was in a photo in a book...her elderly father had long since retired from the railroad...well...that was the same exact steam engine that he started working on back when he was a very young man!

    Blessings & Aloha!
    I goofed up on my link, so after re-posting another, Dawn so sweetly added me back to the list. But I kept the original post up so that I wouldnt lose the wonderful comments, like yours. Thank you for visiting! And wow! I admire the many blogs that you have! (When I came to say thankyou, I wasnt sure at first which one to reply my thanks too :o) But I'm glad I found your post and so nice to meet you. :o)

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