Glowy stripy pants!

Oh look! Tomato monster!

An owl arrived, but I doubt anyone can see it

Not what we are hunting, but ok

Tomato monster hunting!

I’ve only really known about them for seven years. MIL brought one pot with her when she moved in. Hers have narrower petals, more structured leaves, and the flowers last until the sun actually hits them and sometimes slightly longer:

Knitting a mobius strip project and I have a well garnished mai tai.

I saw a neighbor’s magnolia tree in bloom:

Youngster and possibly mom, at the feeders, with the neighbors’ flag in the background.

Our orioles seem super happy? One nest has finished raising the baby who is now at the feeders with the adults and getting more independent, sleek, and brighter. But there’s a new nest being built?

A fancy nasturtium and mint in a home made mai tai.

I am pinned by cat.

So helpful!

Here is the reason that I tie my knitting bag handles shut:

The new project is beginning to actually look like something. It takes a few rows before brioche looks like it should.

Very near

They are on my list of things to try sometime, but I need the watering trough or something first. My sweet peas are starting to bloom, though?

This image from this morning

Friends’ cat on my knitting project yesterday

Cat tax

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The anthologies seem fantastic hunting grounds for the term.

Here are two of my cats to jog memory. :D

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I have seen the silk and stainless steel yarn in an online catalogue, but I haven’t ordered or tried it.

Some various things in zone 9…ish. I need to check the updated maps.