Hello, welcome to Knitting Pipeline. This is a Knitting Pipeline journal that I'm doing with my husband. It is April 3rd. We actually recorded this a couple weeks ago and it was a failure because I didn't

realize that or when the screen went dark that it wasn't

wasn't recording and so it was all very choppy and I couldn't fill it in.

In fact, right now I'm going to stop it and go fix that in the settings.

Okay, we think we've got that fixed.

So we're just rambling.

We have a few notes, but we're going to cover some of the things we're going to talk about

last time and then we have some new things that are cropped up like the rest of you

we're not getting out a whole lot so it'll be mostly homey things from home here. So last time the recording was cut off abruptly and I didn't realize that my reading wasn't in there.

So I'll talk about some of those things and some of those have been for a while.

I listened to a book called Where the Forest meets the Stars by Glendy

Vanderhal. When I started reading this I couldn't tell what kind of a book it was.

I didn't know whether it was fantasy or what and

I'll just leave that to you. If you want to read it you'll you'll be puzzled for a while too but I don't want to say too much about it but the one

thing that really grabbed me is that I'm a Southern Illinois gal.

And it takes place in Southern Illinois

and their references to the University of Illinois

campus where Bob and I went to school and grad school and then they talk about

familiar places so I really enjoyed that part of it because I think you're always a little more interested

when well it doesn't happen very often that a book is set in Illinois in the downstate

Illinois you know not Chicago so that's where the forest meets the stars and I really liked it.

I just finished reading for a, I read it periodically, Gladys Tabor still Meadow calendar.

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