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Episode Details

Air date: May 2, 2018

Guests: Danielle

Runtime: 36 minutes, 13 seconds

Summary: Episode 19 brings some much needed levity after last week’s episode. Danielle works at Jen’s local library and stops by to talk about a “How To” program that she recently coordinated. Eventually, the two devolve into giggles as they come to the realization that their 20s were a bit of a joke.

Links of Interest:

2017 How to Fair
Lisa’s go-to croissant recipe
The Crafting Closet – great classes and yarns!
A Garden for Knitters

What I Made This Week:

Yes, that’s marshmallow in his hair.

From the transcript: “And now I’d like to tell you about something I made this week. Last week, my husband and I made a pretty substantial bonfire. This past winter, we had some storms that came through with very heavy now. This resulted in a number of sizable tree limbs falling in our backyard. So we worked on breaking down the limbs and had a fire that evening. We brought the kids out and roasted marshmallows and snuggled up to watch the fire as it got dark. I’m so grateful that I can give them evenings like that one.”

Episode Transcript

Introduction

Hello and welcome to “How to Make a Memory,” the show that explores the items we make for one another and how they impact our relationships. My name is Jen Tierney and this week I get to chat with my friend Danielle who works at one of my favorite places, the library! Back in March, Danielle coordinated an event that brought makers in from our town to provide instruction to others in our community. It was an awesome idea and people loved it!

While Danielle isn’t a huge maker herself, I asked her to come be a guest because whenever I talk with her, we both end up in fits of laughter. I’m thrilled that I captured that fun banter here on the podcast for others to enjoy.

Conversation

[Transcript forthcoming]

Conclusion

Danielle is an incredible asset for our community. She is passionate, fun, and committed to enriching the lives of those in our town. I hope that she makes the How To Fair into an annual event, although I have a feeling she’ll cringe to hear me say that. It took a tremendous amount of effort to pull off the event!

I’m looking forward to spending some extra time with Danielle next week, as she managed to rope me into the crochet class that she’s teaching. One thing’s for sure, it’ll be a lot of fun! I can’t say that it will be a Master class by any stretch of the imagination.

And now I’d like to tell you about something I made this week. Last week, my husband and I made a pretty substantial bonfire. This past winter, we had some storms that came through with very heavy now. This resulted in a number of sizable tree limbs falling in our backyard. So we worked on breaking down the limbs and had a fire that evening. We brought the kids out and roasted marshmallows and snuggled up to watch the fire as it got dark. I’m so grateful that I can give them evenings like that one.

Well, that brings us to the end of this week’s episode. Thank you to Danielle for joining me and bringing lots of joy to our community. Find show notes and other extras over at htmamcast.com. “How to Make a Memory” also has a page on Facebook. The show’s Twitter handle is @How2MakeAMemory with the number 2. And on Instagram @howtomakeamemory. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please consider heading over to iTunes to rate, review, and subscribe. “How to Make a Memory” is a member of The Geekend Legion podcast network. Our logo is by Becky Carpenter, our music is by Chuck Salamone, we get system admin support from Greg Thole. Now, go make something for someone you love.

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