The gang at Thickleberry Village had so much fun dancing and celebrating their newly found friend, Mr. Tussle, the rabbit. Isn't it wonderful to have good friends in life? Uh huh Maybe all of us here at Scribble Picnic can join them in their celebration? Come on - let's dance along and then afterwards, gather together for a wonderful evening feast of all sorts of goodies and delicious drinks.
For more wonderful contributions of this week's theme, make sure to pop on over to Michael's cozy blog and say hello to everyone!
This is so adorable, Alexandra! I've got my dancing shoes on and I'm ready to join them. hehe What fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely dancing party! Nice work Alexandra!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a little dancing to welcome a new friend. This is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on fb and fell in love with it. So many adorable dancers. How perfect for the theme...Let's Dance.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what serves as music in the hearts and minds of wild animals of the forest. I know I use music to calm my rescue kitty and it really works and I have seen cats and birds that seem to respond to the beat. Your little group are having a joyous time and your goodies are always a turn on. Wonderful, Alexandra ... hope you are all well and feeling yourself again :)
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
I just love this, you have such a childlike imagination and it's wonderful! :)
ReplyDeletecute and very happy piece :)
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable. I love the joy it emits along with your write hop. Can totally picture everything. That fox is amazing. I love his hair and your hedgehog is perfect— you truly are the best hedging kidlit illustrator out there in my book! I keep noticing new things too— like the hair on the nose of the bear, etc. It’s perfect. A bunny just adds more warm lil friends to the village. Lovely. Thank you so much. Right, I’m so off to enjoy your goodies. Where are they? Am I too late now, days later? :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteHow jolly and fun is this piece Alexandra - love the animals, four of which often stop by my garden to picnic on the birds' food!!!!!
ReplyDelete