April 17: The bunny's ride

Yep, this is the blog before the Easter weekend, so it's timely to look at the Easter Bunny and think about what the furry little fellow would cart all those eggs around in. The cartoon shows a small cart, well, we all know that what's in that Flexible Flyer wagon wouldn't feed one house of chocolate hungry kids, let alone the neighbourhood, the country or the world. So realistically how does this little fellow get around? And please keep in mind, that a little imagination and magic will be needed to solve this problem.

Let's first believe that my bunny is old school, so no new Mercedes E63 wagon for this little dude. No, my bunny would want something that had tons of character and was in an Easter colour, say something like this Mercury.......

I can see it now, lots of room and in Easter pink. Or how about another Mercury wagon, but a little more upscale, since any rabbit that can afford to give out all those chocolate eggs, must be a rabbit of some considerable means........

When choosing his perfect ride, the bunny would no doubt have to give this Chrysler some serious consideration......

Sure, our rabbit could choose a wagon from any decade, but he's aware that Easter means bright colours, so he has to shop for a golden oldie from that decade of bright and sunny colours, the 1950's. Where else would he find this Oldsmobile.......

And remember our bunny is old school, so he also likes the excesses he finds back in that decade. After all, check out those wild colours, with which he adorns his eggs. So a conservatively styled and coloured wagon from the '60's, '70's or '80's, just won't work for him. But maybe, he should consider a pick-up truck? Surely, there has to be something to fit his Easter palette........

Yeah, this Chev Cameo Carrier would do nicely. Decisions, decisions. What is a little bunny to do? Maybe, just maybe, he's found the ideal solution, by pulling a little trailer. Sure seems very practical.......

Perfect. Pink and a small egg shaped trailer  -  how utterly appropriate for our gift giving little bunny. And if he gets tired from all his chocolate drop offs, he can climb in the back and drop off himself. A cat nap? Well, maybe that's not the correct term.

So, there you have it folks. I've given my Easter Bunny some good choices, that will fit his sense of style and will be very practical for the little cottontail - a real help on his Easter weekend rounds. Another public service from the Wheel to Wheel blog.

Until next time..........