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Some time ago Nora’s great-grandfather bought her an adorable little sweater. I particularly like these, and I stop to look at all the creative designs when I see the booth of these sweaters at the local Friday market. On the one hand it’s super-cute, but on the other hand it looks like what would happen if you combine knitting with lysergic acid diethylamide. In a surprising discovery that shocked all of us, it turns out that Nora is infinitesimally closer to the asymptote of perfect adorableness in this sweater. The two days she’s worn it, I could do nothing but smile at her.
Cutest. Gangsta. Ever.
The front of the sweater depicts a farm scene with animals and a lake and fish and sun and rain. Presumably the sun and rain are present to scientifically justify the presence of the rainbow (in which the colors are properly ordered by wavelength) on the hood.
The back depicts night time, in which the only creature stirring is the Twitter mascot.
Keeping warm under the rainbow.
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