An annual treat to myself - a Lindt Gold Bunny and I like to see it sitting around my kitchen at Easter time. :)
Lenten roses in the Greenway Park in Lilburn, Georgia. Friend Alice was giving some of these away from her garden - they tend to spread out and take over.
Gazing at a magnificently flowering tree at the book club host's home in the early evening last Sunday (the friend pictured above and I arrived at the same time and gasped at the glory of the tree.) There was a long discussion about what sort of tree it is - the consensus: some version of a cherry tree. We think.
I love Spring. I hope you have a wonderful weekend, my friends!
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Enjoy your Lindt bunny - and have a wonderful weekend. Thank you so much for sharing the magic of spring.
Did I forget you were in a book club or had you told us before? Anyway I think that is great and wish we had an interested group around here. When will you actually bite the bunny?
The Lent Roses and flowering tree are beautiful.
Have a wondrous Easter.
are the ears of the bunny nibbled on yet?
I love Lindt Gold Bunnies too! It's not Easter without one.
Spring has been better since I killed my hornet's nest.
Yep, a little holiday chocolate goes a long way for a good mood! Lent is almost over. Yay, but I work all weekend. Pretty color of blossoms there! Maybe black cherry tree?
Hmmm I thought Annie would ask, do you bite off the ears or the tail first?
Hi Lynn - Lindt golden bunnies abound at the moment, flowering trees - mostly cherry - are in full bloom and I love Lenten roses ... Have a peaceful and blessed Easter ... cheers Hilary
I love seeing those Lindt bunnies lined up on the grocery shelves. Have you seen the miniature ones? They are the cutest things!
Beautiful garden with Lenten Roses and stunning tree!
Happy Easter, Lynn!
Oh! Dear! I shan't let Clint, my Lindt bunny see this post! He'll be shivering in his gold coat!! Clint has held residence in my fridge for the past few years, and there he shall remain safe in the knowledge that I will never eat him! lol
I hope you have a Happy Easter, Lynn. :) (Clint sends his best wishes to you, too...and says he's glad he's here in my fridge)! ;)
looks like some kind of cherry tree to me, but then the various blossom trees can be confusing
Happy spring and happy Easter to you, Lynn. I hope that the Lindt bunny doesn't foresee the the end may be near. Do you eat the ears first?
*love* that Gold Bunny! ;-D
Lynn, Is that you gazing at the flowering tree...or your friend?
Karen :)
What lovely blossoms on that tree.
If I had that gold bunny he wouldn't be sitting there for too long! :D
I hope you had a great Easter Lynn.
So pretty.
Sounds creepy to ask, but how tasty was the bunny? :)
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