Wild thing

For the record, I hate the song "Wild Thing."  I like Lou Reed's work with the Velvet Underground, but his solo work?  Forget it!!!  So like yesterday's bow, this one is usually one I reserve for fall and early winter.  The colors are kinda subdued for a JoJo bow, and yet the logo is there in the center, loud and proud.
Now that rust color is more in tune with chrysanthemums.  Remember yesterday that I made a slight to-do about the colors of chrysanthemums, which will soon be appearing everywhere.  Seriously, you can't throw a rock without hitting a pot of mums during fall in the Bootheel, and I'm willing to bet that's true elsewhere.  Interestingly, mums are not the flower of September, but rather of November.  September's flower can be either the morning glory or the aster.  I've seen both listed.

Regarding the bow, the colors remind me a little of leopard skin, or jaguar skin, take your pick.  Jaguars tend to have rosette-shaped spots, so the bow leans more into leopard territory.  When it comes to wildcats I tend to prefer caracals, but they're not spotted.  Spots notwithstanding, caracal kittens are among the cutest creatures on Earth, right along with red pandas, Japanese flying squirrels, sloths, and skunks.  LOL, I like skunks.  Don't like the way they smell, but I like them.  Let's face it, I come from a family that just loves critters, even if they might not be considered cute.

And now...NOW my weekend is almost here!  It's probably half-over for a lot of y'all, but for me the weekend begins tonight.  I'm sleepin' in!

Love and Zzzzz's,
RagingMoon1987

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