Welcome to Knitting Pipeline, the knitting podcast with a Celtic flare.

Here is your host, Knitter and Piper Paula,

recording from Central Illinois USA.

Hello, welcome to Knitting Pipeline.

This is episode 12, each one, teach one.

Thanks to everyone who... Each one, teach one.

Thanks to everyone who has corresponded with me this week.

I heard from Joyce in Iowa, Susie, Linda in Delaware, Ursula,

Christina, Betty Phyllis, Linda in Alaska, Nancy, K, Brenda,

Strangely Wright, Linda in Nevada, Bronwyn, Barbara, Dylus, Tamra, Jill, Judy, Nancy, and Susanna, Diane, and Rachel.

Thanks to all of you and there had been so many good ideas on our board. Oh, everything from the ideas of Easy Sholes to more on chart reading and I'm going to summarize those here with it.

Also, Rebecca H addressed the readers on the board as pipelines,

and I love it.

That is so brilliant.

So from now on the listeners are pipeliers. Thank you

Rebecca. There are new star ratings on iTunes and a couple of new reviews, one by Jackie Nitz and a couple of new reviews one by Jackie Nitz and another nice one by Nitty Kay.

Thank you so much for taking the time to do that. Also I'd like to thank the so thrilled because it was unexpected and I was listening to their podcast and then they talked about

mine along with some other new ones and so that was quite exciting and I know I have some new listeners as a result of that.

Thank you, Jasmine and Gee and welcome to all the new listeners.

Step into the piping circle for a bit. Last Friday I had a funeral to play in a town about an hour north of here it's a small town

drove up there. It was the most beautiful day. I just loved this little town. I know if you live in a real small town without much going on you're probably

thinking she has a very romanticized view of small towns and I agree. I know I do.

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