I'm Sari.

And I'm Haley.

And this is Seamwork Radio.

Hi everyone, welcome back to Seamwork Radio.

So today we're going to be talking about what we learned in the last year of making during this pandemic.

Now the pandemic is kind of starting to hopefully wind down a bit, and we're coming out of it.

It's been over a year, and there have just been so many lessons learned.

So we are going to talk about that today.

So, yeah, Haley, I think you have the icebreaker for makers today to start us off.

I do. So the icebreaker today is what skill did you learn during the last year?

I was thinking about this. And I had a lot of hobbies before the pandemic started. So I know a lot of people

got into new hobbies during this pandemic, which, you know, it's been amazing for that. I think

people have discovered a lot of new ways to create. I feel like I already had too many hobbies.

So, but one thing that I... I feel like I already had too many hobbies before this.

So, but one thing that I, I'm really proud of that I learned during this year is how to cut my own hair.

Because out of necessity, you know, the, the salons were all closed during, you know, the first part of the pandemic.

And for a long time, I wouldn't be comfortable going to one.

And my hair was getting really, really shaggy.

And so I took an online class from a stylist that I really like who kind of cuts in the style that I like

and does a lot with wavy hair, which is what I have. I have like wavy hair. And I learned how

to cut my hair, not just cut my hair, but cut it with a razor, which I've always read is really,

really hard to do. And it's really easy to kind of fry the ends of your hair that way. So I kind of

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