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This last one isn't a bunny photo, but it's funny, and fits for Easter, so I just had to include it.
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Do you have a favorite among all those shots? If so, please leave a comment and tell me about it. I'd love to hear from you.
Have a wonderful, warm Easter, and may the Easter bunny leave you lots of eggs ... all the chocolate kind!
~ Cindy
14 comments:
The colorful roosters were my favorite! It makes sense now! Colorful Easter eggs.
Funny stuff Cindy. We are dealing with the talking back stuff here and I wish it were cute bunnies.
Melinda: Yup, those little roosters look like they came from dyed eggs, don't they? Do you think that's a real breed?
Slamdunk: Uh-oh, talking back. Well, don't worry too much, it's just a stage, and they'll outgrow it ... when they hit 30! :)
I love the dust bunneez. I've never seen a bunny all stretched out like that. Also loved the roosters!
Thanks for a fun one for Easter.
I like the boing, boing, boing bunny. I'm not sure if I like the picture or just the word boing.
The talking back bunny with that cute little tongue. If only the kids looked as cute when they talked back. :)
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Carol: Oh yeah, I agree, that bunny with his little tongue is soooo cute.
Triple Nickel: That was one I really liked, too. Just the thought of a real dust bunny under the bed made me laugh.
Oh Cathy, you make me laugh! Love the word "boing" and love the bunny, too. :)
Hot cross bunnies. Yeah, that's the one I'm putting my tag on!
CUTE!!! I liked them all. :)
Also, I gave you two blog awards over at my place if you accept such things: http://theslamdunktrove.blogspot.com/2010/03/simple-pleasure-and-awards.html
Enjoy your day.
Those psychadelic roosters and then hot cross bunnies. It took me awhile to figure out the first one. It looked like a siamese rabbit and we all know that rabbits are English, not Siamese.
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