daily haiku
rabbits take a rest
from mating activity
rest on the rock wall
Today is a lovely spring day in the 70's and not much wind. I was able to work outdoors, and that was nice. I de-rusted a metal outdoor table and tomorrow I will spray paint it to look like new! While waiting for the rustoleum to work its magic I sat in my chaise longue and caught up on a couple of magazines; simply delightful.
So far the weather this spring has swung wildly back and forth .... 83' to barely above freezing. We are still having frost most mornings. The spring flowers are pretty feeble because of the drought - see the photo of the Star of Bethlehem at the top of the page - normally about 4-5 blossoms will sprout from each plant. None of this slows the rabbits, however. I am constantly amused by their antics as they chase each other around the house at top speed. While I was in my chaise a big chase took place around the garden several times. The male finally gave up and hid under the propane tank. Poor female will probably get "jumped" from his hiding place. Guess that's where the saying "mad as a March Hare " comes from.
Dear Chris, I've never seen the antics of rabbits. Squirrel yes. Rabbits no. So your account of the hares racing around your house amused me. And I bet you're right about "mad as a March hare." Peace.
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