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A Strategy: Managing the Winter Blues: Use cheerful, upbeat music to raise your mood
Something I Really Like: The movie Wall*E
Blather: Voted off the island!
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Episode 34 is live
**REPAIRED VERSION NOW LOADED**--delete the previous copy from your Itunes or podcast aggregator and then ask the aggregator to update the podcast, and you should get the new version. Thanks for your patience!
A Strategy: Managing the Winter Blues: Use cheerful, upbeat music to raise your mood
A Strategy: Managing the Winter Blues: Use cheerful, upbeat music to raise your mood
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Hi ya!
I recently found your podcast while browsing through itunes and I am playing catchup listening to old episodes. I am up to 13 now. :)
I just wanted to send you a good word and tell you I quite enjoy listening and find you soothing, and calming to listen to. I think this is one of the best podcasts suited to me. I have been on the fence between taking up a psychology degree and taking the artistic plunge of opening my own business/gallery. This is a nice, non-dramatic, insight into the field just hearing your day to day in it's simplest form. You have a kind spirit that comes out in how you speak and a great sense of humour. Keep up the lovely podcast. I will be tuning in. :)
How about "Episode 34 is Dead"? I was so looking forward to listening today since I couldn't get it to download last night. You dangled the carrot in front of me and then *poof* snatched it away! Bad podcaster. ;-)
Mwahahahah!
Thank you Yarnaday.
And, yes, Pretentious Wombat, you have now seen the dark side of kindly Dr gemma..Eeeeeevill Dr Gemma!
But it's reloaded as I type this!
Dr. Gemma... I love your first spun! Don't worry about the unevenness or slubby-ness... But what you absolutely must do, is make something for yourself and keep it for yourself. Very important. I am also a new spinner and a friend told me that, so what I am making is a turtle and the shell of it is my First-Spun. I will keep it on my desk so that I can fondle my handiwork... and it can double as a pin cushion...Debbie
I had to go back and listen to you talk about your first yarn spinning experience because I'm in exactly the same place as you right now. I laughed out loud and it made me feel so much better to not be alone in my bad spinning!
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