Tuesday, April 19, 2011

jacabob sightings in the garden

nudiped habitat
our sweet little nudiped arrived today, another of the felted marvels (to which we may or may not be addicted) by kit lane.  he took his sweet time getting here, being passed up by nelson, elwold and perdy, all of whom were adopted after him. we realized he took the slow route because he's a bit shy and perhaps just a little tad chubby. as soon as he could, he escaped up to a little perch on the new treehouse out in the garden. he wanted to get the lay of the land, and to catch a few rays of sunshine. i assure you he's far less crotchety than he looks. he's actually quite sweet, once he gets over his shyness.


a couple of days ago, sabin encouraged me to ask kit if there would be any easter jacabunnies. we got an answer from her that a couple of little bitty peep-colored bunnies were going to find their way into the shop in the near future. so sabin created a pair of glasses with which to stalk check kit's etsy shop at regular intervals. we wanted to be ready when the new bunnies were listed - since we'd decided it didn't do at all to have 13 (why, you can't set a proper table for 13, whoever sits on the corner will never marry, it's a well known fact).  we'll suffice it to say that the shop stalking glasses (which were modified at one point to include a magic wand) were very effective.


if you know about jacabunnies, you know that their arch enemies are the barn kitties. we're not entirely sure why that is, as we've had several jacabunny-barn kitty encounters around here and never had any trouble. maybe it was because the jacabunnies decided to lie very still when woody approached. but look at him, doesn't he look totally innocent? he wouldn't hurt a jacabunny. he just wondered if they had any snacks.


and speaking of bunnies, samba wasn't entirely thrilled with his encounter with his namesake. but maybe that's because he was rather unceremoniously held up in the air underneath the clothesline.


lastly, down at the bottom of the garden, there was a very rare sighting of a whole herd (or is it a gaggle or a flock?) of jacabunnies.


rarely are so many seen together in one spot in their natural habitat.


it was a very fortunate day indeed in the land of jacabunnies.

if you'd like one of your own, you'll have to stalk check kit's shop regularly too.  we're going to try to stop. for awhile at least. to give someone else a chance.

10 comments:

Karen thisoldhouse2.com said...

Your bunny is absolutely beautiful!!.. and the jacubunnies are so cute.. I've been meaning to get me one of these to keep me company at the computer - what a collection you have!

Maria-Thérèse ~ www.afiori.com said...

Rabbit looks pissed.
Also, kinda rude to hang lil creatures up from their ears on a clothes line!
Also, thought I had gone dyslexic when I read the beginning of your post in my blog reader :D

Sarah said...

Is the nudiped a bird? A duck? A whasawhoosit? Cause I want one. Stat.

Oh poo, her store is empty :(

Char said...

*grin* they look rather satisfied there

Lisa said...

Love your blog! I'm so glad I found it!

celkalee said...

You are killing me with these people/bunnies! Soooooo,kute!
Corinne

Elise Ann Wormuth said...

Your jacabunnies remind me of the runny things people do with Peeps around Easter time . . . hmmm . . . better get some Peeps . . .

stephanie said...

That is the prettiest bunny I've ever seen. And I'm curious...how on earth do you deal with having such an adorable daughter? Seriously, she seems like such a creative and fun kid.

kristina said...

I love your shots of the jacabunnies out in the wild! oh, and put samba down! ;-)

Pia K said...

glorious post! but really, hanging the bobs up in their ears like that... unheard of!