Why, yes, that is a lovely bit of music.  You can listen to more lovely bits by Edward Martin here:  http://magnatune.com/artists/edward_martin

During the first Bit of Commection, I promised some links of cycling-knitting connectedness.  Here they are: 

My husband's blog.  He is a cyclist married to a knitter:  http://www.mnbicyclecommuter.blogspot.com/. 

Jerome, a cyclist married to a knitter:  http://jeromes-bikes.blogspot.com/.  Look at his February 11th post to see the socks his wife knit from her own handspun.  Really, go look.  They're fabulous.  

Amy, married to a cyclist and a cyclist herself, has returned to knitting.  She posted on February 12th about knitting socks for her husband's very masculine feet during a brief hijacking of his bog, here:    http://istanbultea.typepad.com/largefellaonabike/. 

Lisa, knitting, running, skiing, bike commuting, living large in Duluth, MN: http://wildknits.blogspot.com/. 

And then there is this bit of collision between the worlds of knitting and bikes, in an art installation as posted by Franklin Habit:  http://the-panopticon.blogspot.com/.  See his February 18th post. 

In A Bit of Knitting,  I talked about Healing Touch.  I am a bit of a dabbler;  to learn about the professionals, start here:  http://www.healingtouchinternational.org/

There is more information about energy and matter and spirit here: http://www.cymaticsource.com/ and here:  http://www.world-mysteries.com/sci_cymatics.htm  and here:  http://www.desk.nl/~northam/oro/zk2.htm. 

I mentioned Meghan and her Stitch-it! podcast.  Meghan is fun to listen to.  She is in the process of migrating her podcast.  Find it here:  http://stitchitpodcast.com/?p=343. 

Then, in the second bit of Connection, I was talking about connecting with other knitters, with the example of the Rock Stars' welcoming me to the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex with a knitting meet-up. 

If you'd like to hear  Lise's voice, her Knitting Rose podcast is here:  http://www.knittingrose.blogspot.com/.  I like her podcast oh-so-much. 

Then there is Dawn of Knit Naturally, who hasn't posted an episode in a bit.  I miss hearing from her, but I am hopeful that she will put up another episode soon.  This is her podcast site:  http://knitnaturally.mypodcast.com/. 

Thanks for listening.  Journey On. 

 --  Susan

The music is Rondeau, from the album Allemande, recorded by Edward Martin.  Want more?  Look here:  http://magnatune.com/artists/edward_martin.  Thanks again, Ed. 

I'm talking about the Arrowhead Ultra 135 in A Bit of Chatter.  Here is the home page:  http://arrowheadultra.com/.  And here is the post from Mike Curiak about his Arrowhead race experience (for gorgeous pictures, take a gander as this blog entry):  http://lacemine29.blogspot.com/2009/02/a135-day-one-its-all-good.html. 

I'm looking forward to any comments.  Next approximate podcast date:  February 21.