Brian.Evans
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My beautiful daughter Kinsey was born Feb 3. I had been wanting a nice traditional knife to commemorate her birth, and hadn't made up my mind which one. I knew it had to be American made and had to be traditional. It pretty much left Case as the only brand we could afford.
I still hadn't decided up until the point when the doctor held her up and exclaimed, "Oh, what a little Peanut!" Bam! It hit me, that's what I'm going to get, a Case peanut.
I decided on a Case peanut in yellow, because her baby blanket (hand crocheted by my grandma) is yellow and I wanted to remember her every time I used it.
I posted in the G/B/U forum about possible Case dealers to get in contact with. You see, I wanted a knife with a born on date of Feb 3. I knew it would be hard, but didn't know how hard. One by one, all the retailers fell, big or small. Finally, Lee at Shepherd Hills came through and got me a Case peanut in yellow with SS blades and a made on date of Feb 3.
I will cherish this blade, and use it, until the day my daughter gets married. Then, I will make a speech, and give her the knife I've carried for 20+ years. That I've decided.
When she gets old enough, she'll get a pink or hopefully a stag peanut herself. Until then, I'll do all her cutting for her.
My Two Peanuts; one yellow, and one looking adorable in purple.
I still hadn't decided up until the point when the doctor held her up and exclaimed, "Oh, what a little Peanut!" Bam! It hit me, that's what I'm going to get, a Case peanut.
I decided on a Case peanut in yellow, because her baby blanket (hand crocheted by my grandma) is yellow and I wanted to remember her every time I used it.
I posted in the G/B/U forum about possible Case dealers to get in contact with. You see, I wanted a knife with a born on date of Feb 3. I knew it would be hard, but didn't know how hard. One by one, all the retailers fell, big or small. Finally, Lee at Shepherd Hills came through and got me a Case peanut in yellow with SS blades and a made on date of Feb 3.
I will cherish this blade, and use it, until the day my daughter gets married. Then, I will make a speech, and give her the knife I've carried for 20+ years. That I've decided.
When she gets old enough, she'll get a pink or hopefully a stag peanut herself. Until then, I'll do all her cutting for her.
My Two Peanuts; one yellow, and one looking adorable in purple.