Sunday

[JimD]

Hiya !!!!


Got caught up on most of the chores, and now for the rest of the weekend!! :yawn:

PLAN "A":
I was going to redo Brindle and Benji's pens/cages so I could start bonding them. I may still see if I can muster up some energy and at least redo their pens so it's just one big one with a divider that can be easily removed.

Orrrr........

PLAN "B":
Make some lunch, watch some TV, have a few brews, etc.



I think I'll proceed with PLAN B and see how it goes from there:biggrin2:



:singing: "Lazing on a Sunday afternoon!"

 

[Pet_Bunny]

Remembrance Day.

In Canada, Remembrance Day is always observed on11 Novemberat 11:00 AM, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.

Poppies are worn by millions of Canadians.

 

[Bunnys_rule63]

It's remembrance Sunday here as well PB.

 

[SOOOSKA]

Bunnys_Rule, did you know a Canadian wrote "In Flanders Fields". He was a Doctor who was in WW1. He wrote it while out in the field fighting, he threw it away in a garbage can but one of his fellow soldiers found it. He was killed in the War.

Susan

 

[Bo B Bunny]

WOW! I just made a post regarding Veterans' Day here.

I had a strange and busy day I guess. Then I had a nap attack LOL!

 

[Bunnys_rule63]

SOOOSKA wrote:

Bunnys_Rule, did you know a Canadian wrote "In Flanders Fields". He was a Doctor who was in WW1. He wrote it while out in the field fighting, he threw it away in a garbage can but one of his fellow soldiers found it. He was killed in the War.

Susan

Yup - we studied it along with several other WW1 poems for English literature at GCSE. Flanders Fields was always one of my favourites though, the image of all the red poppies is just so sad and symbolic.