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Ruth
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Nature’s Camouflage
Tag: rabbit
Silent Sunday
Giant Rabbit Art
Rabbit Art in Downtown Pittsburgh.
When Steve came home from work we drove down to 8th and Penn Avenue to see the fifty-foot inflatable rabbit, part of the Intrude Installation . It wasn’t there!
We found the three smaller Rabbits on 7th Avenue. A person protecting the display was able to tell me why the fifty-foot rabbit wasn’t to be found. I discovered they check the wind and so the fifty- foot rabbit had been deflated to keep it safe.
Here are the rabbits I did see. by Australian Artist Amanda Parer
Peter Rabbit and his Family
Peter Rabbit and his mother as she was returning from the market, and his sisters, Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail. They got to have blackberries for supper.
Peter Rabbit was given to me by my father sometime in the ’60s, the first of the collection.
“Just get rid of it” my friend Ann says
“Just get rid of it”.
“No one wants it.”
“Collecting dust on a shelf means you have to clean it.”
”Sell it.”
Why is it easy for some people to get rid of things?declutter? downsize with no difficulty?
Bunny Bread in Zagreb
This morning we bought bunny shaped bread from Dubravica Bakery.
Watch Your Lettuce!
Steve and I picked up Dorothy to go to her daughter’s for dinner. As she got in the car, the rabbit hopped across her front lawn to her tulips. She’s planted lettuce in the back garden. It was late in the day, the light coming from the side. When I see a rabbit I think of Watership Down(click link for more info). I liked the book but not the movie.
