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Geri Tso

“I used to be a herder—we had 300 yaks! I’d get up at 3 a.m. to milk them, and by the afternoon, I still hadn’t had breakfast. But now, we don’t even have a single yak at home (oh, maybe a couple of pet yaks). Getting to work here… it’s been the most fun time of my life!

I’ve always loved sewing, knitting, and braiding cords. I never thought I’d actually get to do this kind of work. Compared to herding, making felt and spinning yarn doesn’t feel hard at all. The only tough days are when I mess something up… that really hurts my heart! Ouch!”