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Left to right: Andy, Genny, and Charlie |
Yesterday, Kate and I put together a new hutch for the new bunny -- whose name turned out to be Charlie, after all. I decided that, albeit small, my rabbitry needed a name, so I'm going to call it "Canterbury Tails Rabbitry." My husband and I became friends in a Chaucer class in college, so medieval literature has always been special to us. Despite his allergies, he's been very accomodating of my love for angora rabbits and I thought it would be nice to tip a hat to him by naming the rabbitry after Canterbury Tales.
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Two new chairs and a planter make a restful spot. |
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Parsley, one bought at the store and three seedlings I grew. |
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Kentucky Wonder Beans and volunteer tomatoes fight it out in the planter. |
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A miniature rose getting ready to bloom. |
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Tiny green shoot in the middle of the picture. This saucer magnolia is a fighter! |
Darned if the heirloom saucer magnolia hasn't put forth a little green shoot. Wow. I would have sworn it was dead for sure! We'll see if it can truly recover or not.
1 comment:
Your buns look like they will be very happy and enjoy their new neighbor. I'm so glad your magnolia is coming back. I thought it might.
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