Another “lovely” day in paradise with grey clouds all over like one humongous blanket over the whole island. Sun is gone for hols I guess, somewhere else. Thankfully soon enough I will follow it to the better place. Meanwhile i shall enjoy the rain drops of fecking drizzle coming down and keeping me inside as I had enough of wet spring days. No wonder that someone invented Easter bunny as otherwise the kids will never leave the house. The Easter bunny must be a outdoorsy one, especially here in Ireland or UK but well the weather here is what it is so instead of Gore-Tex he got fur and apparently chocolate eggs… Unbelievable, all that theory of evolution and here we are teaching kids that rabbits are bringing eggs. Charles Darwin and David Attenborough must be wrong. Hope that one day they find the missing link in evolution between the Lind Chocolate and Easter Bunny. Thank you God for such a great creation, tasty and furry or i mean funny. Here comes the great time of letting kids overindulge with chocolate and confuse them with chickens and bunnies as who make the eggs,especially those from chocolate. They need this vital piece information before their first biology lesson in school.

Hail to the teachers who are trying to explain this miracle of nature to the children in schools. However the chocolate melts on the sun and therefore this creation is short lived and usually children will the eggs before they can melt. Not like the chicken eggs as they need to be cracked open on the pan. Well however they both use the heat to melt or harden so evolution got at least something right, even if on opposite sides.

Well i hope that this is not only thing that nature got it right and somewhere in this world is opposite of grey and rain, where I could start again. Heat, Sun and Ocean is preferable combo to be around.

Somewhere where I could fall on my back, back to home. What a back roll from the boat to the ocean can do. Well until then I will try crack the evolution case of how the rabbits make chocolate eggs once per year.