Monday Madness
I am oh so sleep deprived and at some point I'm sure I will feel tired. I bought beverages and food on the way in in preparation. I've had chai, a bit of power.ade and a strawberry banana smoothie. Now I'm pedaling the water, water, water!
I just want to say that it has been a brilliant monday so far just because I'm awake and here but it has been enhanced by all the wonderful blog entries of my friends and most have been visual. I'm in love and am green with envy.
For now I'll leave you with this...
activated my new cell phone yesterday.
my old phone was over 4 years old and had brain freeze and set off an alarm at 3:40 and 4:05 pm every single day! This is it, in red. Pretty but it will be a while before I can use it properly I think 
Today this really spoke to me.
I have been in love with this family of circles for some time; not the Kandinsky specifically but this use for the divine shape. Years ago a friend gave me this wonderful black fabric with multi-colored circles of all shapes and colors. I keep it tucked safely away until I figure out the perfect use for it. It has to be something that I can use and admire and other can admire but it can't be something that will wear out too quickly, or something I'm likely to transport and lose anywhere. And I'm totally sewing/fabric illiterate so I can't tell you what the fabric is and therefore what the most practical types of concoctions could be constructed. Oh, and I certainly don't know how much of the fabric I have. I will spare you as I could go one. Anyway, said friend made a blanket when my daughter was born. It is fabric in the same vein, black background, delicious bold circles, all trimmed in satin-y orange ribbon. I do not believe this will be her blanket other than in name.
I've been wanting to take pictures of this fabric but I am so limited beyond text in this blogworld.
So thank you G for the lovely Kandinsky. I coo over it and the Rothko on your blog daily. Today I make it mine.