So, Tamara Goff, I think that you are an inspiration to knitters everywhere, I have long told my mother, Carol, that when I grow up as a knitter I want to be like you. Then I realized that I need to be my own knitting person and decided to start this blog. Because face it I do not think the world could handle Tamara and Tamara clone (me) :).
There are quite a few folks that I have met over the years that inspire me and help pile on those "immense pools of inner mojo" that I apparently have.
Tamara, I mentioned above and yes I have a knitting crush on her.
Susan Stark, singer and songwriter, is a wonderfully talented spiritual singer. I have known Susan for over 20 years and even shared a room with her while she was recording her album Phoenix Sings at Sundown. She is a shining example of following your heart where ever it may lead.
Emily, owner of The Village Knittery, has what I would consider my dream job (minus everything but the mass amount of yarn). She owns the local yarns shop and at this moment is getting ready to move to a larger store. She also has a knack for knowing exactly what you need thanks to her extensive knitting knowledge and she designs her own patterns too. WOW!
Beverley, founder of Just Be Center in Connecticut, is a instinctually intuitive person who provides personalized heart-centered consulting services and body-centered health promoting therapies from a natural, holistic approach. Let me tell you she is a miracle worker.
Ashley, who has a podcast A Spinner's Whirled, is a pusher (I mean that in a great way) she kept pushing me to write the pattern for Helen's Blanket that I will be publishing next month in October.
These 5 women inspire me and are also listed in a column to the right ---> titled Cool Folks I Know. I will be adding more in the future but for now this is a gracious plenty.
Talk to you next time happily knitting,
Victoria
You're such a sweetie-pie! Fist bump :)
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