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Something I Really Like: "Dog" is "God" spelled backwards...And that's my dog Artemis up there, guarding our bed.
Blather: Why we stash beyond what we need or even really want--theories
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8 comments:
NOOOOOOOO ... it isn't downloading. Just taunting me with it's grayed-out letters and the devilish "stopped (err = ...)" message!
What a perfect name for your dog...love the name Artemis! He's beautiful!
Yes, I cannot get an Itunes download either....hmmmm...bad Itunes, no cookie.
Thanks for loving on my Artemis! She is a dignified pog in photos and quite the big galomphing klutz IRL!
I can't get it to download OR play from your podcast page either. Just thought I'd say ...
I am catching up on the many many podcasts that I follow. I just listened to this episode. I enjoyed it so much, I listened to it twice. We have 2 German Shepherds and one of them looks like yours. The other is a long-hair. Both are gorgeous. Not too biased. My puppies and fiber are the solutions for my need for warm and fuzzy.
Hi Dr Gemma,
Thanks for the great podcast. I just wanted to comment on a couple things...
Firstly: Double Cream. Yum! If you ever come to Oz check out King Island double cream. I've never tasted pumkin pie so I guess I'll have to wait for a visit to the US to do that.
Secondly: Yes, I'm a John Williams fan too. Have you seen this utube video - you might enjoy it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk5_OSsawz4
Thirdly...I just wondered if yarn stash is a bit like a self soothing activity...or rather looking in the yarn store is self soothing and so the stashing arises from this activity. Or maybe the balls of yarn are like teddy bears...would that be transitional objects in psychology speak?
Thanks so much for a great podcast. I have one too so I know how much goes into making them and you put them out so regularly - I'm still catching up.
Cheers from Australia
Hi Dr G. Thanks for another great one! I subscribe to loads of podcasts but I always go to you first, closely followed by the Knitmores. I am an axiety survivor too and had a special needs child at one times. You are a wise woman Dr G. I wish you strength and stamina. You will triumph.
Sal in Scotland
Thanks, Sal--That was the right comment at the right time! i needed that. All the best to you adn yours!
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