Unfortunately, it wasn’t.

When lasting a pair of boots, there’s always one boot that’s harder to last than the other. I really, most fervently hope that this one is the hard one. Let me rest a bit, then I’ll go last the second one.

Tomorrow and Saturday I’ll be doing a book signing event for my book “The Art of Inlay and Overlay” at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. I’ll be in the gift shop signing books from 10am to noon on Friday and 10am to 11:30am on Saturday. If you’re in the area, stop by and see me!

I’ve added a cowboy boot making class to my calendar for January, 2017. Class size is limited to two students.
Here’s a link to my YouTube video for September.
Here’s a link to the article about me in American Craft magazine.
I’m sitting in the OKC airport, waiting to fly to Denver and then on to Jackson Hole; I’m going to be a judge at the Western Design Conference. This morning I panicked, thinking that maybe the judging was today instead of tomorrow and I’d messed up on choosing my travel date. Then on the way to airport I decided that perhaps my flight time was 11:50 instead of 1:50 and I’d missed it. This is why traveling gives me migraines.
I didn’t get my August newsletter sent out until yesterday (the first of September), and then I forgot to post it so now it’s really late. I will try to do better next… ooops, THIS month.