You can always tell when Toby has been in a room. For a start there’s a tell-tale trail of crumbs from his constant munching (he ‘grazes’ all day), then there’s another trail of discarded clothing (he’ll not wear trousers or socks in the house) but the biggest give-away is the little stacks. Everywhere he goes he is compelled to stack items. It always makes me smile as I wander round the house after he’s gone off to school which is something I need to do today. This last week he’s been very distressed to leave his beloved lego stack at home (school won’t allow him to take it as it ‘distracts’ him). It’s hard to wrench it off him in the mornings and drag him to the school bus crying and screaming while trying to reassure him that lego will be there after school. I’m looking at the battered and chewed lego now, sitting on his little table ready to be taken up and ‘loved’ when he gets home- who knew lego could be a snuggly?
Author: Julie (little Cotton Rabbits)
Mahar Drygoods
I am very proud today to be sending off a batch of bunnies to Robert Mahar at Mahar Drygoods. If you’re not familiar with his emporium of delights then you should definitely acquaint yourself quickly. He has a fantastic eye for gorgeous things and the website is beautifully designed. I’m very flattered to think of my knitted toys in such fine company.

spring!
It’s here! In our garden the first herald of spring is the emergence of blossom on our old plum tree and today the first blossom has opened! In a week or so the whole tree will be a cloud of white (barring more snow / frost / windy weather!) I’m feeling spring-like, my cold is disappearing and the sun is shining. Hoooorraaayyyy!! roll on warmer days, longer evenings, newborn lambs, primroses and Easter eggs!



