Sunday, January 29, 2012

January was a sleeping cat...


... and a new pink capo for the newly replaced neck of my guitar. How could I resist a pink capo? (Plus, it benefits breast cancer research.)


January was winter sunsets from my studio window. But no snow to speak of, pink, or otherwise.


January was a month of surprises; like going to church and having someone say, " I saw your photo in the newspaper yesterday." I thought they were mistaken, so asked, "Really? What was I doing in the paper?"  "Weaving," was the reply, so I knew it had to be me. And it was. Nothing said about me, just the photo and the caption, "Kathy Spoering at the loom" above an article about art seminars. Wouldn't you think I would have known if my photo was to be in the paper? Well.... anyway.


January was, and soon February will be. What will it bring?

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Uhh! I love the beautiful sunset photo! and enjoyed your summary of January!
"Happy weaving!" for the next month, Vera

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