Bunnies from the archive.

Keep eating the clover, little bunny. I’ll cross the street

The Thursday Doors recap for the two and one half day period listed above is ready to be viewed. Click here if you’re interested. There are some wonderful doors out there this week!

Note: Normally, I am able to include doors from bloggers whom I follow, even if they didn’t leave a link or pingback (pingbacks only work for WordPress blogs). This week, an injury was limiting my computer time. So, if I missed your contribution, please let me know.

Anyone who leaves a link or makes a pingback to the current week’s Thursday Doors post on my site, is automatically included in the recap.

All five of my current books are now available in audio book form thanks to Amazon KDP’s Virtual Voice process. The voice is AI generated, but I can honestly say, it’s pretty darn good. The audio books are reasonably priced (all below $7 US) and, if you already own the Kindle version and want to add an audio version, you can do that for $1.99. There is a five-minute sample on the book page for each book. If you’re interested, click on any of the Dreamer’s Alliance book links below the image or on the link below for my latest book.

Bridge to Nowhere

13 responses to “Thursday Doors Recap–Oct 19th”

  1. Oh my goodness. Precious bunny!

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    1. I’m glad you like him.

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  2. Bunnies are a rarity in our area, so when we see them, they are a real treat. Great photo, Dan.

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    1. I’m glad you like them, Gwen. We have a few living with us this year. They are so cute, and we’re used to what they eat. Some things we fence off some (tulips) we just let them eat.

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  3. I hope the injury isn’t bad, Dan! Heal up soon!

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    1. Thanks Deborah. I forgot to remove that. That was from last week, I am well healed.

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    1. Thanks. That part was left in from last week. The injury did heal. But I appreciate the good wishes.

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  4. Awesome Bunny, Dan. When I was in second grade in our Pittsburgh suburb, our cat Mittens dispatched a mother rabbit. My father took me out to thr backyard and pointed out a nest of very very young baby bunnies in the undergrowth at the property line. I can still see the tiny bunnies nestled in the soft soft rabbit fur lining their nest all these decades later. My mother brought the bunnies inside the house and my father fashioned a rabbit cage on the top landing of the back stairs to our kitchen door. My mother fed the bunnies warmed milk using an eyedropper, and I got to also hold and feed them. Such warm and soft and small wriggling babies! I “sold” the baby bunnies to my second-grade classmates for 50cents each, and planned on delivering them when they were old enough to survive on their own. At dinner one evening, I let my parents know about my bunny sales. My mother explained in no uncertain terms that I was to give everyone their money back and I was not to sell any more bunnies. Thus at age 7 ended my innocent nascent life as an entrepreneur. And mysteriously within a week, the door to the bunny cage at the top of the steps was somehow left ajar and the bunnies were missing. I suppose it’s no wonder that I adore your own Bunny photos. Keen ’em coming!

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  5. Dan – I hope you or one of your Thursday Doors bloggers visits this door one day – it’s worth your while to Google it if you’ve never seen a photo of it before. A friend of mine posted a picture on Facebook: “The Sunflower door in Prague, Hastalska street 6, architects: Osvald Polivka, Vaclav Haver, built: 1900. Czech Republic”

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    1. Hmmm, I’ll have to look it up. We’ve had posts from Prague before.

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      1. It was an amazing and ornate door … I didn’t have a link; someone just posted a photo of it.

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