Hello and welcome to the Yarniaks podcast.

This is episode number 375, which we are recording on Wednesday, May 27th,

2006.

I'm Gail.

And I'm Charlene. And we're back at the Yacht Harbor. Hopefully you'll hear some sea lions again, and they are definitely sea lions. And I wanted to comment on the last

episode at the end, I had downloaded some sea lion sounds that I added to the end of the episode and those were actual

Santa Cruz sea lions because at the wharf here in town there are large squares cut out of the wharf and you can stand there and look down their rails so you don't fall in but you can

stand there and look down at the sea lions that are on the I want to say the

piers of the railings yeah yeah the structure beneath the pier and they during

high tide especially will launch themselves onto these beams there we go launch

themselves onto these beams and you can stand there and look down at them and

that's where that recording was taken so it was just such a fun Santa Cruz tie-in they

have legitimate Santa Cruz sea lions on the podcast and here we have them again.

All right, so what are you wearing?

Well, I have been wearing my Ellery.

Elery is a design by Elizabeth Doherty and Ellery is described as a modern shape, a circular yoke with slip stitch textures.

And if you've been listening for a while, you know that I truly have a love of texture.

So this one was right up my alley.

The original sample of the Ellery was knit in a linen,

and I used a smooth fingering and a mohair, and it worked out beautifully. And it's one of my

regularly worn sweaters. And right now, it's currently in the To Be Washed pile.

Yes, I'm familiar with that pile. My pile of to be washed keeps getting higher and higher and higher.

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