Flowers and plants have become part of my blog. They just have to be there. When the world was first shut down, and there were shortages of EVERYTHING, I was having a difficult time finding fresh flowers all the time and I wanted something for Easter. So I found this adorable little succulent plant in a painted rabbit planter. 
He was a such a lovable little rabbit and I loved my little rabbit too. But sadly, he had an accident and did not survive it.
My shark ate my rabbit. And he’s smiling about it too. Can he believe how cheeky he is?
Oh well, I guess better the rabbit than me. I dive with sharks all the time. “Sharks are friends”.
You got to have fun right?! Stay safe and stay well everyone. Don’t let the sharks bite.
A Jeanne in the Kitchen 
OMG, diving with sharks! Rather you than me Jeanne.
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I LOVE diving with the sharks. 🙂
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😩
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Sharks just get a bad rap. For the most part, if you leave them alone, they will leave you alone too. 🙂
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I’m happy to take your word for it Jeanne
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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Chica, you are going to give me nightmares.
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🙂 🙂 🙂 Don’t worry. The bunny fell and broke, but it doesn’t tell as good of a story. 🙂
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Really useful ! I had a great learning. Thanks for such a really useful resource. Keep it dear! keep sharing such amazing things.
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AWWWW!!!! thank you. My pleasure. 🙂
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Diving with sharks, how fascinating! Not sure if I will ever be this brave, amazing!
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In Belize, a few years ago, I got named the “shark whisperer” because the sharks just come right up to me, basically ignoring everyone else. I love the sharks. The picture I attached was in Roatan.
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Love the name (obviously)! So brave !
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The name just kind of evolved. Everywhere we dive, the sharks just come right up to me. They are beautiful, misunderstood animals. In May, I took a shark ecology course for diving. It was very interesting and very informative.
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Very interesting! They have this reputation of being “mean” and aggressive!
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They can be, that’s for sure, but most shark species are not. There are only a handful of species that are really aggressive, and that is usually when they are provoked or hungry and are hunting.
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I thought it was true for all species! I learnt something new today, thank you!
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Happy to help. My pleasure. 🙂
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The shark is awesome! Suits you so well, too.
But about the rabbit… be frank… it was no accident. We shall expect a pate recipe soon.
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You’re right, the shark is TOTALLY me.
The poor rabbit really was an accident. I was taking him outside for a “photo shoot” and somehow he got knocked out of my hand. Besides, I wouldn’t make a pate out of rabbit. NO, no, no. A rabbit would be better roasted or grilled. 🙂
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I never had it roasted or grilled. Hmmm…
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I am always coming up with tasty ways to cook. 🙂
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