Hat on Top, Coat Below
« previous archives home notify list e-mail next »
A Week in Photos: 2022, Part 24
July 7, 2022
June 13: Touched up my roots with light purple for an ombre look. Little did I know at the time that this particular purple would fade to blue within a week. (And yeah, my elbow does look awkward in this shot.)
June 14: Yep, that’s snow. Not unusual for spring on the mountain.
June 15: I found the elusive shrimp chips when I was in Chicagoland and saved this bag for a treat after I got home. Today was the day.
June 16: Spotted these pansies growing in the crack between the parking and the curb at a venue in the city where I went for a fiber arts class.
June 17: First day of summer season. Mr. Karen and I took the lift up and walked around at the top, finding some parts of our go to loop trail still covered in snow. Indulged in a full lunch, trying some new menu items and enjoying the calm before summer tourists arrive in full force.
June 18: This t-shirt is one of the things I kept from my mom’s house when my brother and I cleaned it out after she died. It must have been a gift to her, as she never went to Costa Rica (though I can’t think of any of her friends who did either). Having some of her clothes in my wardrobe and wearing them regularly keeps me connected to her memory in a way that just remembering with my mind does not.
June 19: Another afternoon and evening in my studio in town, another photo out the back window at twilight, another round of wishing that wire weren’t there (or those buildings, but it is town, after all).
On this date in 2011 to 2021: No entries
2010: Goal Wednesday, 7.07
2008 & 2009: No entry
2007: Hitting the Pavement
2003 to 2006: No entries
2002: Bummin’
« previous archives home notify list e-mail next »
3 Comments
July 7th, 2022 at 4:19 pm
You look beautiful in that photo. I love your hair.
July 8th, 2022 at 7:50 am
Fiber arts class? Do tell.
July 9th, 2022 at 5:15 pm
Billy, thank you. I wish the light purple had stayed that color a bit longer but I’ll try again one day.
Denise, think macrame, basically; this session was about practicing small elements to be able to combine them later into original creations.