Gold Bunny

Last night we ate my last two little Gold Bunnies & that's the end of the holidays.
The tadpoles are thriving, having been left in Gabriel's tender care: some of the garden not so good, boy has mind like machine: he will do what you ask, faithfully, despite his huge committment to Ravel and Ligoti (sp?), but you have to give him specific instructions, he's never going to say to himself, hm, a drying breeze, no rain for days, bet the camellias and the pot chrysanths need a drench. . .
I gather the planes are back online today. Shame, says I, having been untouched by Icelandic Volcano Travel Chaos, because as you know, I don't fly. Nice to see the online muttering do we really need those d**n things, why don't we just save them for urgent need and special occasions?. C'mon, Gaia, please keep it on this benign scale, but do it again! Do it again!
My particular pet tadpoles, still being reared indoors, are so big and fat they're close to having back legs.
And as for Maytime, here's hoping for better suits, but I live in Brighton, Pavilion, so I'm sorted.
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fariba on :
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Yours truly,
Fariba,
Gwyneth on :
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