Fried mean disapproval.Thanks, Marygrace!
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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8 comments:
maybe next year those tomatoes have a chance
The line about "I'm older and have better insurance" will do the puny hoomins absolutely no good against Eliza's burning wrath. Better just abandon the entire garden to her.
Eliza thinks that gardening is a suitable hoomin occupation, she just wants first approval rights of what is planted in the garden. And first eating rights, of course.
The wilted and browned leaves can be attributed, of course, to the heat generated by Eliza's disapproval. It's actually surprising that the small green tomato on the left of the picture did not explode. Perhaps if this picture had been taken a few seconds later, it would have shown the tomato plant on fire!
You do know that tomato leaves are considered poisonous for rabbits
"You can plant the carrots over there.
And I think I'll have a banana tree just there.
And make it snappeh!"
I reckon "Victor" is a spammer.
Nothing he wrote is specific to rabbits at all; that message could have been placed in any blog. The spammy sig is the whole reason for posting, I reckon.
I wouldn't want to be him when Queen Cinnamon comes along and sees it.
To ease Laura's concern: Eliza has no interest in the tomato plant other than its ability to shade her from the sun while she plays outside... seeing as she disapproves of my awning or maybe its just that I sit under the awning.
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