I do not wish to offend any of my friends, who have other beliefs to myself. I will just say, I wish you all, no matter what your beliefs are, a Happy Easter, or Long Weekend, or call it what you will.
This is MY Rabbit! I have had him for some time now, but have not incorporated him into any quilt. I must admit he is from a pattern, & I am ashamed to say I do not remember who the original designer is. Appologies about that.

This next, is a steal from the internet. Google images in fact.
Our son is coming for the Easter weekend break, & of course, we are overjoyed at the prospect of seeing him. As we always are.
If you are a parent, you never tire of seeing your offspring. Never!
Though, there are times they cannot understand why.

Here is another shameless steal, with this wonderful cartoon rabbit tossing eggs.
I am not the chocolate devourer that my dear GOM is. He is a hopeless chocolate addict, & I do not begrudge him his harmless addiction. He never over indulges himself...He has been for new optical tests, needs new specs, which will give him better sight. Has been told, in no uncertain terms, he needs to accept he can no longer drive safely, & should leave the driving to me.
Seeing -no pun intended- I am a much better sighted person, it is logical. But! I am also a much less confident driver than he is, & I actually dislike driving. I am told there are 'confidence lessons' I could take! WTH??
Is there, seemingly, no end to useless services provided freely, for obscure purposes. Har har?
We are also to have our beloved Granddaughter to stay with us, bringing our Granddog! This will be fun!
I must remember to get photos!
Here is the lovely Camellia, which year after year, gives me much joy.
Complete with a set of ants, exploring the stamen.
We are plagued by black ants. They seem to invade our bathroom on a regular basis, who knows why. I really dislike them, & try every means to discourage them.
I have written another chapter for my 'story' which is available over here , if you would like to read Chapter 3.
