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It has been an eventful week for SoKaN.

I invite you to visit our wonderful new website:  isokan.com  Skattur did an awesome job designing it and I am just ecstatic that there is now a picture me in my “boobhat” publically displayed on the Internet for all to see.

Last weekend’s Broad Avenue Art Walk and Art Bark was a blast.  The weather was perfect, there was music in the air,  “Pawcasso” pups running around in costume, and an abundance of interesting people doing interesting things.

This little Dali dog with his melting clock made my day…

An artist across the aisle captured a couple SoKaNers in his sketchbook.

Skattur added a little holiday flair to her display.

The KnitWits of the bunch are back in action for the season…

And here’s a random picture of a picture I took through the giant earhole of Jimmy “Tightpants,” who looked smashing in his polka dot dress.

Next week SoKaN will be at MEMFIX on Cleveland Street from 10 a.m.-10 p.m.  We invite you to come come see us if you’re in the area!

 

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