Episode 324 Surprise Episode

from Knitting Pipeline Hosted by Paula Emons-Fuessle

In this episode I share my holiday travel knitting, Galiano Socks by Tracie Millar, and projects I am working on. The February Retreat in Washington IL Feb 15-16 is still on and we have openings! I plan on being there at least part of the time. This episode did not have many notes and I jump around a little bit. I hope you understand. Thanks you so much for all your well wishes since I shared my diagnosis of ovarian cancer. I am feeling strong even though I got a little teary at the end of this episode. (I recorded the ending several times and could not make it any better.) Thank you for sticking with me, Friends! Haste ye back! Paula

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