It's probably because it's the day after the holiday, but I just couldn't help thinking about the Easter Bunny. Then, I made the mistake of letting my mind just go with the flow and began to wonder why we picked a rodent to bring our children their Easter goodies.
Easter Rat at rest after busy holiday |
I wonder how many children would look forward to Easter morning, if they knew that their beautiful basket had been brought by a giant rat! Yep, that's what that little adorable bunny really is, a member of the rat family. I don't mind the chisel-like teeth, but I must confess that I have a problem with their eating their own feces to extract more nutrients from their plant diet. Did you know this? I mean, I'm not that fond of my own leftovers, but... Will we ever look at Bugs Bunny the same? I'm just throwing this out to you. Trying hard not to split hairs, here, but, maybe we need a new Easter benefactor? Or, shall this be our little secret?
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Yeah I don't know about an Easter Rat...:) I guess Easter bunnies work bec. they're cute and cuddly.
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Nutschell
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Thanks for stopping by, Nutshell! Yeah, why do soft and cuddly always seem to win out? LOL
DeleteHA! This post made me laugh at the thought of a rat creeping around my house at night and cringe at the previously unbeknownst fact about the rabbit feces! I think the bunnies win out over rats due to the fluffy tails and floppy ears, but that's just my opinion. Thanks so much and have a great April!
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You have a great April, too, Dusty! Yeah, sometimes, it's better not to know everything.
DeleteToo funny! I like the idea of the Easter rat. I just like rats, period. Great post!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dawn, I rather like the idea, myself. Now for the other 300 billion people who don't…
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