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THANKS AND APOLOGIES
- Firstly, thanks to those listeners who have left comments. I know I write this every week but I am sincere in my thanks. Now I know what other podcasters mean when they say it’s the comments that keep them going.
- A big thank you to the SES (State Emergency Service) for helping get the tree off our roof ….in amongst the countless other tasks they had to complete.
- Apologies for leaving it so long between episodes. Life got a little interesting with gale force winds, power blackouts and a tree on our house…and then I stuffed it all up and deleted my first recording of this episode.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- I’ve decided to put a new segment in for announcements as I’ve had some to make over the last two episodes.
- If you are in need to new podcasts try switching your country on the itunes istore page. Not all the knitting podcasts are listed on each country and I found quite a few more by pretending that I was in the UK or Ireland.
- I found The Continental on Ireland’s page and My Electic Mess and Purl Diving on the US page.
- Marly from The Yarn Thing podcast is running a Summer KAL-CAL. There’s still time to join up so check out the link for more details.
THE ANNECDOTE
- I’m still continuing with the TAST challenge.
- In the last few weeks I worked on cross stitch and designed “The Blue Lady”.
- Listen to the episode to find out more.
- As promised here is the picture. Is she deserving of a bullet?
THE THRIFTY CRAFTER
- In this episode we hear about my first adventures in spinning, made a lot easier by some beautiful products.
- Naturally, as a thrifty crafter I’m not quite up to purchasing a spinning wheel - so I bought a beautiful Spindle from The Spindlemaker.
- I also purchsed some very beautiful and reasonable merino tops from Virginia Farm Woolworks.
VISITS TO THE YARN STORE
- In this episode we hear about Vivian’s latest visit to the yarn store..and what did Vivian do next?
INSPIRATION
- Naturally at this time the SES volunteers are incredibly inspirational.
- Also inspirational was a chance meeting with a stranger who talked to me about art and encouraged my work.
- We bumped into eachother at the cafe in Sappho Books in Glebe - they do a really good Chai.
MUSIC
- All songs can be found on the podsafe music network.
- In this episode I played She Dreams in Blue by Josh Woodward
and
- How the wind must feel by Amy Kuney

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July 9, 2007 at 8:52 pm
Jessica Marie
Hello! I just began listening and I love hearing what you have to say. I also love fairy tales so the changeling stuck out to me right away. I just have to listen to episodes 4 and 5 to be caught up, and I can’t wait to hear about spinning, as I’ve been wanting to take that up recently. I look forward to your next podcast!
July 10, 2007 at 2:23 pm
Nancy in Holland, Michigan
Your podcast is just wonderful! Intelligent, interesting, spirited, humorous- I even like yur music choices. (Being an American, I also love your accent. What is it with us Americans and the Aussie accent?) I am a rabid knitter and a growing spinner, but I also like hearing about your other stitch endeavors. You really get to the heart of the various yarn shop personalities too. Keep up the good work!
July 11, 2007 at 2:35 am
Roceal
Thanks very much for the link to the Spindle Maker. I’ve had a hard time finding really nice spindles online without paying a fortune in shipping them to Australia.
Virginia Farms is also an excellent resource and very helpful & quick to ship. There’s also Petlins in Rhodes: http://www.petlins.com/.
July 31, 2007 at 12:21 am
Vicki
I just ran across your podcast, love your accent, music, and stories. Looking forward to hearing more from you! Your whole package is “charming”!!
Vicki
July 31, 2007 at 12:47 am
Alison in Seattle, Washington
Hi there! I’m an Aussie living in the US, previously from Adelaide, and it’s wonderful to have another Aussie voice on my iPod for when I’m feeling a little homesick. We were visiting family in Sydney over the QB long weekend, so also got to experience the windstorms and driving rain … almost got stuck in Singleton while driving up to Tamworth that weekend, only beat the highway closure by about half an hour. Very strange seeing evidence of snow as we drove by …
Keep up the good work - you sound *so* much more relaxed this episode … looking forward to the next one!