That's my Tiger standing in front of my blooming (half-done) Dragon's Blood sedum and the sour cherry tree. I've even got some borage going (mid-lower left of the pic), which I doubt will have a chance to go to seed now that Tiger's eating every bloom the moment it opens. Borage flowers taste like lightly-honeyed cucumber slices, and are fantastic when floated in iced tea or Coke.
See how big my cherry tree has grown!
This is the embroidery detail she was modelling for me: a damask skull. Because she is a DARK Tiger, of course. In fact, she refused to go outside for the picture on such a lovely day until I told her she'd be standing in front of "Dragon's Blood" and a SOUR cherry tree.
For those in the craft way: yes, the ribknit on the cardi looks wonky, but that's because I had to stretch it in the hoop so it would sit properly when it's worn. And Tiger's still growing, and intends to wear this lovely to school every day she can. Unlike the wings, which I had embroidered onto a WHITE cardigan, and which she now refuses to wear. I think I'll put that up for sale as a second-hand piece on my market table. Foo.
I have three seasons: GROW, *SEW*, and SEED CATALOG!
NOT a Keebler.
