It is still Lent. We are supposed to be in mourning for the crucifixion of Our Lord and Saviour. Let's get Good Friday behind us before we start thinking about chocolate eggs and Easter bunnies. In any case, I still haven't recovered from my gluttony on Shrove Tuesday.
savannah: Samoas "Caramel de-Lites", what would I not do to have on right now! I always had to give those boxes away, otherwise I would have eaten them all. :-)
freefalling: You better tell your hens to get into full production! ;-)
Bunny
I'm counting days to my Italian Easter. We are leaving in 9 days!
ReplyDeleteIt is still Lent. We are supposed to be in mourning for the crucifixion of Our Lord and Saviour. Let's get Good Friday behind us before we start thinking about chocolate eggs and Easter bunnies. In any case, I still haven't recovered from my gluttony on Shrove Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he's got his prop propeller wings ready to take off?
ReplyDeleteGrab him FAST!
Thanks for posting the flower pictures in the previous picture.
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures you have on your site. They offer a nice perspective on everyday life.
Mmm .. chocolate bunnies!
ReplyDeletePrecious bunny! And green for St. Patrick's Day also. :-)
ReplyDeletethe best time of year - girl scout cookies and cadbury solid chocolate eggs! always lovely pics, sugar!
ReplyDeleteHe reminds me of Dumbo.
ReplyDeleteMan, Easter is closing in fast!
Britt-Arnhild:
ReplyDeleteI can feel your excitement! :-)
Maalie:
I see Spring puts you in a runcible mood. ;-)
ParisBreakfasts:
You are right, better be fast than sorry! ;-)
Digital Flower Pictures:
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome!
I appreciate your kind comment.
lorenzothellama:
Better be careful and don't tell your brother! ;-)
smilnsigh:
Aren't those bunnies versatile? ;-)
savannah:
ReplyDeleteSamoas "Caramel de-Lites", what would I not do to have on right now! I always had to give those boxes away, otherwise I would have eaten them all. :-)
freefalling:
You better tell your hens to get into full production! ;-)
The focus on the eye of the bunny brings the "mind" of the bunny alive as though "considering" the elements around it. (or so it seems to me [smile])
ReplyDeletejohn-michael:
ReplyDeleteFocusing on the eye was the only way I could think off to set the little bunny apart in the rather busy scene he's in. Thank you! :-)
So cute rabbit!!
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