Another hard days slog buying plants, eating crisps and admiring a two metre high inflatable Lindt rabbit.
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Another hard days slog buying plants, eating crisps and admiring a two metre high inflatable Lindt rabbit.
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Off The Edge Gardening
That bunny is not going to fit down a rabbit hole.
But if it were made of chocolate though. Imagine that. I’d help you out if you were struggling..
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You are so kind! It would be a task to try and get through all that chocolate, I would need all the help I could get. 🙂
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Haha! What a bizarre sight, your day sounds perfect. 🙂
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Not bad! 🙂
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That’s something didn’t show up here (yet). Plenty of rabbit chocolates though 🙂
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He is very busy over here at the moment 😉
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And you said you had a hard life. Snicker, Snicker.
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😆
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I’ll Help!
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Selfless to the last! 🙂
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Are you sure it was inflatable, rather than made of chocolate? Did you nibble a bit, just to make sure? (Archie wonders whether a giant rabbit in the front garden would stop the cat spraying on the box cone in the border…)
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Definitely inflatable! I think it would act as an amazing car deterrent and at Christmas you could hang some lights around his neck ☺
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That is bizarre, did you leave any of the real chocolate rabbits for the little children to find? Happy Easter.
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Perhaps ……. 😊 happy Easter to you too x
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Is this what happens to the little chocolate rabbits the children don’t find?
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Wouldn’t that be amazing, if you planted a chocolate rabbit and it grew and grew and grew …… or perhaps it would be a bit scary! 😉
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You would have to eat fast to keep up with it.
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I definitely would need help!
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