Easter Bunny Mania

Spring has sprung and the Easter Bunnies (along with some chicks and ducks) are populating the thrift store shelves. 

There are so many...I guess the rabbits are living up to their stereotype. 

Here are a few I came across just in the last few days...

This blue-eyed bunny looks a little forlorn, but just wants to make your Easter a little more festive.

This is a farmer-rabbit taking care of his chicken...which is confusing because that would be like one animal taking care of other animals. Like a raccoon-farmer milking a cow, or a beaver-farmer feeding his goats.

This zombie Easter Bunny couple has a bountiful basket for you.

I have no comment about this baby bunny except that he's super-cute and I wish he were real.

This pile of rabbits is definitely keeping up the stereotype of the quickly multiplying bunnies.

The thrift store has them all. 

Cute, fuzzy bunnies.

Giant bunny heads.

Cross-eyed bunnies with books in their pockets. 

Pink bunnies that just want your money.

Even a frazzled looking chick (people call me that all the time).

Our family has some long-standing Easter traditions and I love them all. Egg decorating with Paas, egg "pipping" Easter morning (this involves smashing two eggs together and the one that doesn't crack is the champion - a very complex game), and jelly beans for breakfast. 

But the most important tradition is to slow down for the weekend, sit on the back porch and catch up with much loved family and friends...while probably eating way too much!

I wish you and yours a lovely weekend. I hope you get to relax and enjoy some time reconnecting with your tribe. 

And as this is the season of renewal, blooming and blossoming, I wish you all of that too..both in your garden and your life.