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Grandma knitted 300 pairs of warm socks
As you know, the little good things do not happen, and once again we find confirmation of this in the wonderful news from Magadan.
Local resident pensioner Rufina Ivanovna Korobeinikova linked and donated to victims of floods in Khabarovsk, three hundred pairs of warm socks.
It would seem that so special, because many older women devote free time veshchichek knitting for grandchildren, but Rufina Ivanovna decided through crafts serve as neighbors and all related things she began to give to charity.
In just a few years older woman tied about two thousand woolen goods that were donated orphanage and a nursing home. As things related compassionate grandmother usually transferred to the needy for Christmas, with time at a local shelter has developed a very warm tradition of "woolen gifts" and Rufina Ivanovna already knit new socks for the upcoming holiday, when the flood began in Khabarovsk.
Rufina Ivanovna heard in the news about the tragedy of the flood, has decided that it is now "wool gifts" is more important than the victims, because many people were not only homeless, but without clothes.
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Local resident pensioner Rufina Ivanovna Korobeinikova linked and donated to victims of floods in Khabarovsk, three hundred pairs of warm socks.
It would seem that so special, because many older women devote free time veshchichek knitting for grandchildren, but Rufina Ivanovna decided through crafts serve as neighbors and all related things she began to give to charity.
In just a few years older woman tied about two thousand woolen goods that were donated orphanage and a nursing home. As things related compassionate grandmother usually transferred to the needy for Christmas, with time at a local shelter has developed a very warm tradition of "woolen gifts" and Rufina Ivanovna already knit new socks for the upcoming holiday, when the flood began in Khabarovsk.
Rufina Ivanovna heard in the news about the tragedy of the flood, has decided that it is now "wool gifts" is more important than the victims, because many people were not only homeless, but without clothes.
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