September seemed to come quickly this year and is already gone. The yurt got its new red covering, the Miata loved the drive out to camp, paintings were happy being shown right on the wall of the cabin-studio and the garden made harvesting a joy. Happy days. My art group met at camp and chose to look at art outside on an excellent glowing day rather than use the "museum" building. Every beautiful day in Sept was celebrated...now rains in October and below normal temperatures surprise us and make us realize that change is upon us. Though no real frost yet, the growth in the garden is slowed...will those brussels sprouts really get big enough to enjoy....yes! back to camp tomorrow to weave more scarves in the "museum" building and hope that I get interrupted by art viewers and maybe even a sale! Today while working at Artisans Hand, I made a lovely sale of a chiffon jacket...the woman is a "big fan" of my work and she was delighted to "meet the artist" and get to tell me personally how much she loves my work. Ah, yes, that does make me feel good.
2 comments:
Definitely wrapping up your summer and now the fall! Hope your sprouts grow to good size! Do you close up your cabin for the winter?
Always great to meet someone who loves your work...congratulations!
Only renting cabin for 6 months which ends on Halloween...then moving again...might be able to keep things through the winter, but no heat...doesn't quite feel right and I have a possibility of another studio ...possibility...
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