I am not sure. I can't tell, as I have gotten no feedback from any of you...makes be a bit sad...thank you to Ellen for writing.
Here's the link to the blog of the person who had posted the updates about Tibet to ravelry. Her name is Joy.
You may go there and get the updates as you see fit.
My knitting is still on the back burner, though I am this close to finishing the Ski Lodge Scoop. I sure could use it tomorrow, as Easter is so very early in the year. And it's freezing cold out.
Ed.:
Thank you so much for your feedback -- it helps me a lot. Besides, I was truly hoping that the focus not be on me, but on the plight of the Tibetan people. I just read that Nancy Pelosi went and visited with the Dalai Lama in India. That certainly is good news and a step in the right direction.
More knitting news will be forthcoming. Be well!
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Hi Karin! Hope you and your famaily have a wonderful Easter. If you want feedback on the Tibet blogs ... I can't read them. There is so much turmoil right here in our own country, my insides can't take on one more awful piece of info - I'm literally losing sleep and making myself sick. Sorry! I can't wait to see your finished knitting! Sharon F.
I'm reading and watching and am horrified too Karin. I would think that this would be good grounds for the US skipping the Olympics this summer but, given the current administration, sadly this will not happen.
Thanks for the link! I've bookmarked it and will start reading it daily now. Peace, Ellen
Thank you thank you all for the feedback.
I am so sorry if it's too much for some of you. I certainly understand. I am glad you all are writing to me because that tells me more about what you think -- silence is so easily misinterpreted...
Yes. More knitting content will be forthcoming.
Nancy Pelosi went to see the Dalai Lama in India. That's good news.
we're here...lurking does not mean disinterest. It means the sheep got out this morning for a Spring romp, and I am too tired from repairs to form intelligent response...Boycotting the Olympics is a no brainer...but how can we (the non-athlete) cause the Chinese discomfort? It is the necessary pre-requisite for change...
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