Treats

We keep the window open in the old house where we work when not in the woods (our "office") whether we are in or away. All day long the locals send their kids to leave treats for us, which they leave on the windowsill. This is what we usually see whenever we come back to the "office".



We get a lot of fruit and vegetables, walnuts, goose eggs, home-made yogurt, butter, sour cream, jams, freshly baked bread and, the best of all, freshly baked local pastries just out of the oven. Those are so good. They have all kinds, both sweet and savoury, cottage cheese and herbs, sheep's cheese, goat cheese, pumpkin, apple, walnuts, plums, sour cherries, cabbage, potatoes. I can easily have ten of them in one go.

I am getting this bunny

I have a tradition of bringing weird gifts for my sister-in-law when I come over to my brother's for dinner. You can see what I bought for her the last time here. When I was leaving she told me "Next time just bring me a soft toy, a bunny." And I accepted the challenge.

Ebay is often my go to place for gifts, see here how my shopping sprees there usually go. But this time I went to Amazon. This bunny is currently the frontrunner:



It is 157 bucks but looks like it is worth it.