Can you make out the fuzzy (ha ha) image? It's a wee rabbit! We have many. That is why husband built me boxes with chicken wire to go over my seedlings in my garden. I likely don't have to worry about that this year, as my seeds are either rotting in the ground before germinating, or freezing to death at night. Sorry, just let the weather get to me.
Father's Day on Sunday which calls for steak and fried mushrooms and blue cheese and Greek salad and good bread.
It is now time for coffee. Happy Saturday, all.
Hurrah, school is almost over. I am enjoying your blog so I followed you. Hope you will come over and visit mine. I've blogged for years but started a new one. That poor Iris looks rather wilted but I bet it was glad for a drink of water.
ReplyDeleteThank you for finding me and commenting! The irises are just coming out - it's just bedraggled by the rain.
ReplyDeleteSeeds rotting in the ground or freezing to death. Yup, can relate to this. When you can't even get your lettuce to germinate, you know your garden's in trouble. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteI honestly don't know if anything is germinating yet because I was so late putting it in, but I'll be looking for lettuce in a few days.
DeleteWhat a cute little bunny :) Oh the seeds...the poor seeds...I don't even want to think about it...
ReplyDeleteI couldn't get closer without it hopping away.
DeleteJenn, It's raining here this morning also. I think it's going to rain most of the weekend. I am praying no too much rain..we have had enough. The farmers are suffering here....not getting their fields planted. Hope you can get some veggies growing soon. Coffee sounds so good. Blessings to you, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteHi Susie! Hope things continue to be good in your world :)
DeleteIt's cool and rainy here today too. I know bunnies are destructive but I love them!
ReplyDeleteI know, I love them, too. I have a couple rabbit "statues" here and there in my gardens.
DeleteOh right....Fathers Day...I'll have to buy the hubs a steak.
ReplyDeleteHa ha, crept up on you, did it?
DeleteIt's stopped raining for a while today in Lincolnshire but it still doesn't feel like summer. My peonies have turned to mush.
ReplyDeleteMy peonies haven't opened yet! Normally they would be in full flower by now.
DeleteWe are getting lots of rain this weekend too. We all need some sunshine!!!! Your menu for Dad's Day sounds yummy! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kris
All hubby requests for supper.
DeleteThe blasted chipmunks have been digging up my bean seeds. I've started them again out of their range.
ReplyDeleteOh dear. But I like chipmunks, too.
DeleteRabbit pie is a good way of keeping the rabbits down (only joking)
ReplyDeleteOhhh, Mrs. McGregor!!!
DeleteYes we too in UK have had rain. For us in the East it was needed as our gardens were very dry, but then we'd had enough! Sunshine today and it was wonderful. As a retired teacher I liked school hols too, enjoy your last 9 days, I loved my teaching life.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Chris. (Different expressions - "school hols" vs. "summer holidays").
DeleteThat wee bunny is a cutie. I wonder what the chickens make of random bunnies hopping through the yard?
ReplyDeleteThe Father's Day grub sounds grand. Enjoy!
I don't think they even notice. Our cats walk past their run (enclosure) and they don't even raise a ruckus.
DeleteHi there, just surfed on in and wanted to say how much I have enjoyed your blog. We're going to be having several days of rain and thunderstorms down here in Virginia. Not sure what we are going to be having for Father's Day Dinner yet, but yours sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteHi Denise! Thanks for popping by!
DeleteRabbits are getting a bit scarce here these days.
ReplyDeleteThat's odd. I wonder why?
DeleteThis soggy weather has been a pain in the behind. Let's hope we get more sun soon. Or I will lose my flippin' mind...hahaha
ReplyDeleteAgreed. I was just thinking, there is very little risk of sunburn these days.
DeleteSame thing going on with my garden! Frustrating! What a wet spring. bleh.
ReplyDeleteThose irises are drop dead gorgeous. And love the bunny.
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