Happy Easter!

Santa Claus has a sleigh and a team of flying reindeer to pull him around. The tooth-fairy has wings to flutter in and out of children’s rooms and yes - she does have to carry all that cash, but this poor little sucker has to hop across continents in a single night to hide those Easter eggs. Can you imagine how hard that is? I mean think about it - how many hops do you think it takes for a little bunny to get across the George Washington Bridge? Even without traffic? And all those eggs? How does it even carry them without breaking a few?

The Easter Bunny is the hardest working holiday superhero since…oh….the Great Pumpkin. Even though GP only has to his peek his head out of a pumpkin patch once a year, his battle is difficult because his only believer is that wishy-washy, Charlie Brown, a PR challenge of epic proportions, still fighting it from what I understand. But this bunny takes the yoke. We’ve all heard stories of seeing mommy kissing Santa Claus but no one - no one…. has ever seen the Easter Bunny.

…Until now. This photo was snapped early this morning, showing that stealthy little bunny waking up after a  post-globe-hopping nap. After spending an entire year boiling jumbo grade-A’s and painting cute things on them  he is clearly exhausted and a little grumpy from what I’ve heard. How do I know? How do you know the Easter Bunny does not exist? Does anyone have any proof of this? I rest my case.

I received this photo from the owner of the Easter Bunny’s alter ego or Clark Kent equivalent - a mild mannered English angora named Huxley. Huxley’s landlord and superhero accomplice  - like Bruce Wayne’s butler, Alfred - is Liz from Pennsylvania. She is a 24 year-old artisan, a yarn-spinning master. She is also quite an entrepreneur. I’m pretty hopped-out myself this morning and I’m not going to even try to blabber poetic about her work. It speaks for itself. The only thing I can say is you have to see Liz’s dedication and you will realize that old arts are the most beautiful because they are so improved with every year. Think Spring.

Thanks, Bunny….Happy Easter!

…and pass the salt and pepper…

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