I spent a few hours in the studio this morning - working on another discharged square, listening to the rain and buying a ticket to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to see the Alexander McQueen exhibit tomorrow.
found your blog by way of seth's buried treasure - so glad i did. i'm putting you on my google reader so i can continue to follow - i especially love the macro photography. everything is a delight.
I can't believe I let the AMcQ show slip by. I had such high hopes of going. I bought a membership so I wouldn't have to stand in line. I should have bought one of the Monday tickets. Now, tomorrow is the last day. Am I fool enough to venture in for that?
Morna - The McQueen exhibit was extraordinaire. If I had seen it earlier, I'd gladly pay to see it on a Monday when, hopefully, the crowds are smaller and one can peruse and enjoy at one's own pace. Just couldn't swing it either of these last two Mondays.
The fire orange is compelling. What a good looking studio shot.
ReplyDeleteShayla - The fire orange is what that piece of black cotton discharged to. Thank you for visiting the blog.
ReplyDeleteI love a good sticky beak at others' studio spaces; lovely co ours and interesting bits everyhre!
ReplyDeleteApologies for all the typos above!
ReplyDeleteFiona - Love the typos! Especially the bit about the sticky beak. Enjoy.
ReplyDeletefound your blog by way of seth's buried treasure - so glad i did. i'm putting you on my google reader so i can continue to follow - i especially love the macro photography. everything is a delight.
ReplyDeleteMagpie - Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe I let the AMcQ show slip by. I had such high hopes of going. I bought a membership so I wouldn't have to stand in line. I should have bought one of the Monday tickets. Now, tomorrow is the last day. Am I fool enough to venture in for that?
ReplyDeleteNice to find your blog. Small world, indeed ....
Morna - The McQueen exhibit was extraordinaire. If I had seen it earlier, I'd gladly pay to see it on a Monday when, hopefully, the crowds are smaller and one can peruse and enjoy at one's own pace. Just couldn't swing it either of these last two Mondays.
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