Armed with paper sacks of bunny food provided by the Resort, we began the quest ...
The bunnies weren't easy to find - not behind the tree, 
Not in the boat,
Not hiding behind the rocks on the beach ... where could the bunnies be?
HEY - look'it over there...
There's 2 by the cabin,
and over by the tree - there's a cute little one who dressed up in his tuxedo for Easter, 
and a fat brown one came over to admire my sister's Fetching gloves 
(the mitts passed the muster - Jack thought they were wonderful, and cool, and insisted on wearing them the whole 20 minute drive to the Resort - my sister said they kept her hands warm, and she liked the colour and how soft they are!).
(the mitts passed the muster - Jack thought they were wonderful, and cool, and insisted on wearing them the whole 20 minute drive to the Resort - my sister said they kept her hands warm, and she liked the colour and how soft they are!).Jack wasn't very interested in the bunnies - boy's like sticks and stones, and bunnies don't like boys running with sticks, so Jack didn't get very close to the bunnies.
There is also a very cool playground at the Resort, with a suspended bridge,
a steering wheel so Captain Jack can steer the boat away from the other pirates,
and there is even a really big slide!
Very fun way to spend Easter Day ... but we didn't find the Easter Bunny! He must have been sleeping after his busy night.
** I won a donut on my Roll Up the Rim, the only one of the 3 of us to win today ... this year the winnings have been slim (I won a coffee and one donut prior to this).
1 comment:
Good for you winning on your Tim's cup. I haven't won a thing yet, and I've had one in Bridgewater and one in Halifax!
Looks like everyone had fun with the bunnies. Glad T likes her Fetchings, too. I may make a pair with my Alpaca.
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