This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
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This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
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D.Currie
On Sun 09 Apr 2006 04:18:17p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it D.Currie?
Quoted message said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
Aw, how cute! I wouldn't have the heart to eat him!
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Wayne Boatwright @¿@¬
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"D.Currie" <[email hidden]> wrote
Quoted message said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
(laughing!) Damsel calls Crash's daughter Kidzilla, I thought
this post was that she'd had the baby.
Oh, and your first story about the bunny cake, that was
a howler. So funny.
nancy
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
Adorable! Like Wayne, I wouldn't have the heart to slice the little
critter.
Jill
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
That's the side view twice! It's cute!
-L.
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Quoted message said:
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
That's the side view twice! It's cute!
-L.
Oops.Here's the front: http://i1.tinypic.com/v3m2hw.jpg
"jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
Adorable! Like Wayne, I wouldn't have the heart to slice the little
critter.Jill
Well, it's going to work with DH, so I won't know what happens to it. There
are two others to keep it company. I told him that I'll probably do another
batch mid-week, to perfect the process, so he can take those to work, too.
Then I'll make a fresh one Easter morning, and buns, too. I figure that half
of the buns will be bunny faces, with the ears flopped down so I don't have
to deal with ears breaking off. The other half will just be round buns with
a smaller round blob attached. So the bun choices will be heads or tails.
hehe.
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
same view
Quoted message said:
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
It's adorable, Donna.
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Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.
I couldn't either. I bet the little kids will fall in love with it.
What a funny story though,,,,,,,,Barb K
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
Adorable! You're a talented sculptress!
Carol
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Some people are like Slinkies... they don't really have a purpose but
they bring a smile to your face when you push them down the stairs.
Stolen from "traid" on the IRC
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
Funny! Can you control the browning on the ears, head and nose? I
coudn't, but a baker of you obvious talents might have some tricks to
use for a cause of this import.
Regardless, thanks for the sweet pix.
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modom
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Quoted message said:D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
Funny! Can you control the browning on the ears, head and nose? I
coudn't, but a baker of you obvious talents might have some tricks to
use for a cause of this import.
Things tend to brown more at the back of the oven, so if the next one faces
forward, the face will probably be less brown.
If I do an eggwash, it would be shiny, but I'm not sure if I'd want the
whole thing that way, or maybe just select portions. Maybe just brighten the
ears, eyes, and nose.
And maybe rice flour on the tail, so it's all white.
This is getting to be fun.
Quoted message said:
Regardless, thanks for the sweet pix.
Glad you liked it. Now all I have to do is get it "perfect" for Easter
dinner!
Donna
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
That's adorably silly!
serene
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
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D.Currie
😄 Are you making Iced-Bun-ny?
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
Back around 1984 I moved back in with my parents while going through a
divorce. I'd sit out on the front porch with my mom as the sun went down.
One day we both noticed something out of the corner of our eyes but we
didn't know what it was; we thought it was a toad. After a few days we
noticed it again. It wasn't a toad, it was a teeny tiny bunny. It had made
a nest inside the drainage holes in the bricks along the front patio. So we
started putting out lettuce and carrots and sitting out there watching the
tiny rabbit. We're talking about one that would fit in the palm of your
hand.
One day I was standing at the front window looking out for the baby bunny
when my father said, "What the **** are you looking at out there? Better
not be a ****cat!" I sighed. No, Dad, it's not a cat. "Well what is
it?!", he asked. Okay (sigh)... come here. Look. Be quiet!
He came over and looked... and he melted. "Awwww! It's a baby bunny!"
Yeah, it's a baby bunny. It lives in the hole in the bricks. Dad asked,
"Do we have any lettuce?" LOL
Jill
"jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
The ears are cute as they are, too.
Dee Dee
Quoted message said:
Back around 1984 I moved back in with my parents while going through a
divorce. I'd sit out on the front porch with my mom as the sun went down.
One day we both noticed something out of the corner of our eyes but we
didn't know what it was; we thought it was a toad. After a few days we
noticed it again. It wasn't a toad, it was a teeny tiny bunny. It had
made
a nest inside the drainage holes in the bricks along the front patio. So
we
started putting out lettuce and carrots and sitting out there watching the
tiny rabbit. We're talking about one that would fit in the palm of your
hand.One day I was standing at the front window looking out for the baby bunny
when my father said, "What the **** are you looking at out there? Better
not be a ****cat!" I sighed. No, Dad, it's not a cat. "Well what is
it?!", he asked. Okay (sigh)... come here. Look. Be quiet!He came over and looked... and he melted. "Awwww! It's a baby bunny!"
Yeah, it's a baby bunny. It lives in the hole in the bricks. Dad asked,
"Do we have any lettuce?" LOLJill
What a cute story, DH and I liked it and are still smiling.
An aside: I watched a story about the Cane Toads in Australia. What a
take-over.
Dee Dee
jmcquown said:D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
Back around 1984 I moved back in with my parents while going through a
divorce. I'd sit out on the front porch with my mom as the sun went down.
One day we both noticed something out of the corner of our eyes but we
didn't know what it was; we thought it was a toad. After a few days we
noticed it again. It wasn't a toad, it was a teeny tiny bunny. It had made
a nest inside the drainage holes in the bricks along the front patio. So we
started putting out lettuce and carrots and sitting out there watching the
tiny rabbit. We're talking about one that would fit in the palm of your
hand.One day I was standing at the front window looking out for the baby bunny
when my father said, "What the **** are you looking at out there? Better
not be a ****cat!" I sighed. No, Dad, it's not a cat. "Well what is
it?!", he asked. Okay (sigh)... come here. Look. Be quiet!He came over and looked... and he melted. "Awwww! It's a baby bunny!"
Yeah, it's a baby bunny. It lives in the hole in the bricks. Dad asked,
"Do we have any lettuce?" LOLJill
CUTE!!!
My friend Alex was up visiting me from Miami back in August. I was getting
ready for my party so he and my friend Julie walked down to the coffee shop up
the street to get me some fortification. On the way back he suddenly shrieked
startling Julie and almost making her drop the coffees.
There was a bunny in a neighbors yard. Apparently in his part of Miami they
don't have bunnies in yards. I shocked and amazed him with tales of bunnies
wandering around my yard, running in the street and generally being boring
little lagomorphs.
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Dee Randall said:"jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
The ears are cute as they are, too.
Dee DeeQuoted message said:
Back around 1984 I moved back in with my parents while going through
a divorce. I'd sit out on the front porch with my mom as the sun
went down. One day we both noticed something out of the corner of
our eyes but we didn't know what it was; we thought it was a toad.
After a few days we noticed it again. It wasn't a toad, it was a
teeny tiny bunny. It had made
a nest inside the drainage holes in the bricks along the front
patio. So we
started putting out lettuce and carrots and sitting out there
watching the tiny rabbit. We're talking about one that would fit in
the palm of your hand.One day I was standing at the front window looking out for the baby
bunny when my father said, "What the **** are you looking at out
there? Better not be a ****cat!" I sighed. No, Dad, it's not a
cat. "Well what is it?!", he asked. Okay (sigh)... come here.
Look. Be quiet!He came over and looked... and he melted. "Awwww! It's a baby
bunny!" Yeah, it's a baby bunny. It lives in the hole in the
bricks. Dad asked, "Do we have any lettuce?" LOLJill
What a cute story, DH and I liked it and are still smiling.An aside: I watched a story about the Cane Toads in Australia. What a
take-over.
Dee Dee
I don't know about cane toads in Australia, but when I first moved into this
apartment there was a nasty storm that blew down a birds nest onto my patio.
I spotted a toad making itself quite at home in the nest after the storm 🙂
I love your bunny bread; can only imagine what the little muffins will look
like! You are very creative.
Jill
dee said:
D.Currie said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
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D.Currie😄 Are you making Iced-Bun-ny?
That's a great thought! Make the bunny out of a sweetbread dough and
ice it.
--
Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.
D.Currie said:Quoted message said:This time it's better
side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg
I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.
--
D.Currie
Wonderful job! It will most certainly be a hit.
Debbie
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name dot neill at sympatico dot ca)
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