Any chocolate involved?

Reminds me of, when in college, we bought my roommate, who was headed for the Episcopal priesthood, a chocolate cross. He threw it out the car window.

Kinder bunnies, Bob. Although maybe they're banned in the States along with Kinder eggs.

Your roommate must have been a low churchman. I get the impression they're fairly rare in the Episcopal church. I grew up as a low Anglican, but not so purist that I would have thrown away a chocolate cross. I always gravitated toward the Broad Church, which is where I ended up. Now I gather these distinctions are much less important, which to my mind is a good development.

They look apprehensive of the fate awaiting them.

That struck me, too, Jean.

Wonderful POV!

Admired in:
www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

Thanks, William.

En regardant cette photo, je ne peux m'empêcher de penser à Pink Floyd ..." The Wall " ! ? ;-)

I'll have to re-acquaint myself with that, Robert. I haven't listened to that since the 1970s (I got more interested in jazz). So thanks for getting me to look into it again.

;-))) Savages - You're My Chocolate

www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwwkjI65Q0A&list=PL341F2C9A07FE8D16&index=1

I mean one is already missing in the foreground !!!!!!

It goes well with the photo, Anna. Thanks. I'll submit it to Sight and Sound (with credit to you).

:-))) !

Thanks, Ulrich.

Just think.............they're all likely to have their heads bitten off in the not-to-distant future.

I bet they feel hollow inside!

hee hee

A metaphor for the leporine condition, I guess, Keith.

Ooh, great find, John! The bunnies are both charming and ridiculous.

Thanks, Diane. I'll have to try some egg photos now.

Good! Make them charming and ridiculous.

Bunny gender segregation?

ha ha - always!

That hadn't even occurred to me, Denis. Thanks for pointing it out. They did tear down the wall between a boys' and a girl's' cell, though.

the season is upon us. i'm hoping for deviled eggs and just one excellent bunny.

love that you put up music links. broadens my listening!

thanks for adding to 'm m multiples s s'!!

Thanks, raingirl, and you're welcome.

A real fun shot and a clever choice of musical accompaniment :-)

Thank you, John, for posting to Sight and Sound : Pictures & Music

Thanks, Roger, and thanks to aNNa for the music.

A wonderful perspective.

I really like the music! It adds even more depth. :)