I was roused from a deep slumber this good Sunday morning to a knocking at my front door. I had to rub the sleep from my eyes to make sure I wasn't seeing things. Could it really be Truman? It was indeed! Wide awake now I anxiously flung open the door. It sure was good seeing him in the "flesh", well fabric. 
"How was your journey from North Carolina?", I asked him as we chatted away over a hot cup of coffee. We went for a walk, sat out on the deck and caught up on old times.
You know that chilly Illinois weather though so we couldn't stay out too long.Well, lets get you settled in.
I found Truman's blankey in the hope chest.I figured he wanted to relax and take a little nap.
After a little light reading, Truman was sound asleep on the sofa.
I didn't think he would ever get up. Boy, that rabbit can sleep the day away. 
He awoke refreshed and decided to visit some old friends. That evening when Truman came home I wondered about all the adventures he had been on and his travels to get here. What a wonderful day it had been, spending it with Truman and I was so glad to have him home.If you want an amazing primitive that tells a story like this you can find them at www.rabbithollowprims.com This is just one of the great many finds I have purchased from Sue at Rabbit hollow prims, her artistry and talent for creating lifelike pieces never ceases to amaze me. Each one has a character all its own.
This is Truman's Full Body Shot, isn't he adorable?
