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And Your 2013 Winners Are. . .

Isabella Rosellini
as Knitters' Chick


Ewan McGregor
as Knitters' Hunk

Both won by landslides:  Rossellini 81% to 19% over Jamie Lee Curtis, and McGregor 88% to 12% over defending champion Liam Neeson.

Camille Wahl nominated both Isabella and Ewan, and so will win a combination of the Hunk and Chick prize packages.  Kim Sheehan nominated Jamie Lee, and will receive a very nice runner-up prize.  Hooray for them both!!

Again, thanks for playing along.  Let's meet again next August and do it all over, want to?




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  1. Yay! Those are two fine faces to have front and center for the coming year. I just wish I'd thought of nominating Rosselini. What a classic!

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  2. Well, I voted for the winners, so that makes me happy!

    Did you know I was once kissed by Ewan McGregor? (so what if it was a three-year old Scottish boy in a stroller, it still counts, right?)

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  3. IT has been a very very fun run this year Kim. Great organization and great fun for your readers

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  4. Excellent choices, excellent results - thank you, Kim!

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