This blog is for the adoption of Sock Monkeys.
100% of each adoption fee will go to a fund for a Medical Mission Trip to El Salvador.
Each monkey will have photos taken by Monica and personality profiles written by Darcy :)

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Showing posts with label Matilda Louise Jenkins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matilda Louise Jenkins. Show all posts

Monday, June 21, 2010

Strawberry Has Received a New Name...



Newsflash: This little monkey is still en route to Nome, Alaska (it's a LONG trip up there, you know!), but I just got word from her new family that her name will be Matilda Louise Jenkins from now on. Maybe the new name will perk her up! Meanwhile, her new family sent us this picture of the the family she will be joining and of the room they will be sharing...





(It looks like the monkeys have their OWN inflatable boat there in their room! And I really like the sock monkey design quilt on their bed!)

Saturday, June 19, 2010

Matilda Louise Jenkins is Going Home to Alaska


Well, we thought sweet little Matilda would perk up when she found out she was going home to her new family in Alaska. She still looks a bit blue, though...even in her cheerful new traveling clothes!

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Sweet Matilda




(Matilda was all hand stitched--no sewing machine used.)

Name: Was Strawberry but has since been changed to Matilda Louise Jenkins!
About Me: Matilda is the sweetest little thing out there! She's got a sad facial expression, but she's really nice anyways. She is a brutally honest monkey, she'll tell it to you like it is! She loves to play soccer and is a part time cheerleader. In her spare time she goes shopping and buys CD's for her collection! She loves all music and she likes it loud!! Matilda just can't wait to be adopted!!

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Orphanage Will Close June 17th...

We've been joined by two new monkeys...diminutive Peanut (made from size 3 toddler socks!) and despondent little Matilda Louise Jenkins. The remaining monkeys all spent the day together playing on the lawn and later hanging out in the family room. The Sock Monkey Orphanage will be closing on June 17th. So, if you have been considering adopting a monkey but just haven't gotten around to it yet, there's only a few days left to do so!











Update: Aaron has now been adopted. (the dark striped monkey with large wooden eyes) Larry has also been adopted!