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Its Easter Sunday, the day the fluffy bunny leaves Easter eggs, its also the day to do with something religious but that has gone the same way as Christmas. Anyway, this rather overdressed rabbit is in the shop window (excuse my obsession) of Vinegar Hill. The shop at the end of the Prom opened at the end of last year and sells overpriced accessorise (notice the price in the basket) for the home and garden, though their Christmas stock was nice their Easter goods are a bit OTT! Enjoy Easter day and don't eat too many chocolate eggs!
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14 comments:
Happy Happy Easter!!!
Wow, this is some bunny! Enjoy your Easter Sunday.
Somebunny spent time too much time in the ribbon room. She's definitely ready for the Easter Parade. Have a Happy Easter yourself.
Charming bunny - Happy Easter!
Delightful image. This bunny's bonnet entitles her to participate in the Easter Parade. Lovely chapeau!!
Funny expensive Bunny ;)
All decked-out she is indeed! When I first came here, there wasn't a candy/chocolate Easter egg in sight, and this continued for a long time. I had to make my kids Easter eggs (chocolate ones) and baskets. No bunny. Here Easter is still a religious holiday, as is Christmas, without all the hype, but now you can find all kinds of Easter chocolates in stores...so who knows what will be?
She's got her Easter bonnett :) No chocolate eggs around here but I've the ham in the pot to slowly simmer while we go to the service this morning. Happy Easter!
Crazy bunny! :-) Enjoy Easter too!
She looks like she's getting a bothered by those chicks on her head!
Such a fun post! Happy Easter, Marley!
And IMHO, one can never have enough chocolate eggs!
I'm loving her lashes, the little minx yellow peril. Was she making doe eyes at you? You are right about gone the same way as Christmas
it looks like someone spewed pastel all over it! =) a little crazy with the ribbon as well!
Blessed Easter!
You know I did not eat a single chocolate bunny at all this year!
Very colorful picture.....I love the soft greens in here. Hoppy Easter.
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