Happy Easter

I received this lovely e-card from Debbie, what a nice way to start off my first day in the new place.
I've also been enjoying the lovely view from my backdoor. It over looks a green yard that rolls down to the creek. The robins have been all out and about this morning hunting for worms. The wet ground has really eased their job. Carla is watching from the door, but she is more interested in the cat that is walking along the edge of the grassy area and the woods. I know if I turned her out she would fly like a mini jet to get the cat. This is somehting that she'll have to get used to being around. But she'll protect the zone around the deck from them - which means no cat spray on the furniture. Yippee.

The day has been going well, I've narrowed down the number of boxes to about three. The books are up and the biggest mess is still in the bedroom. Carla has been enjoying the time outside. I've had her on a long lead so she's been just as happy as a clam. In fact she even got the opportunity to chase a cat up a tree. So, there is happiness for her.


Spoke to Danielle this evening - she said that Miss Faith had a "Peep" today and really enjoyed it. She was going, mmmmm...

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Thought for the Day: "A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can let alone." Henry David Thoreau

He weighs in at 22 pounds and measures a little over 3 feet. he is a breed of rabbit called german giant (how appropriate!). this is his owner, Hans Wagner, struggling to hold him up. from the NY Post article:

We don't feed him an unusual diet said Wagner. He goes through more than his brothers and sisters, but he eats the same food mix. His favorite food is actually lettuce. He can never get enough of it.

LOOK AT THOSE FEET!