Episode 214, Use Your Voice!

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Episode 214 is about Knitting, Knitting, and Knitting.

What I am knitting, what I finished knitting, what I want to be knitting.

It’s also about books – I think my next book will be Homegoing for those who are interested. For those which aren’t may I suggest something from Gail Carriger’s catelogue? I especially enjoyed Romancing the Inventor.

Oh, and I also encourage you to vote with your dollars and not support companies run by bigots and that you do whatever you can to change the US policy of separating families at the border. I encourage you to check out the knitmore girls refugee blanket square sponsorship project. I was texting with Jasmin earlier today and I love the idea!

But most of all, I encourage you to USE YOUR VOICE in every way possible to help these families. This is not a partisan issue, this is an ethical issue.

(also mentioned is Penzey’s Spices a company I am NOT affiliated with but support)

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