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“Pour la carotte, le lapin est la parfaite incarnation du Mal.”
― Sheckley Robert

“Because anticipate rather than search the bushes. (Car plutôt anticiper - Que les fourrés rechercher.)

(The Rabbit and the Hedgehog / Le Lapin et le Hérisson)”
― Charles de Leusse, Fables 1

“let us dream the never-ending dream of a life so many time.s we have dreamt about this life so many times have we awoke from the dreams knowing all to well that IT WAS JUST THAT A DREAM FOR SO LONG WE COULD ONLY DREAM OF these days and now that they are no longer a dream we wish to never awaken less we find_as before this was just a dream one we wish never to wake from”
― Billy futch

“hear I lay watching a day comes a new how long has it been since i have seen your smiling face how long will it be till I can hold you in my arms once more it seems like just yesterday we walked side by side but in honesty it has been a lifetime since I have held your hands wily you cried to never to let you go here I am in our sleepy little town wondering when did I let go and why I can still fill your hands on my heart.”
― Billy futch

“chary blossom is in full bloom once more my dear can you see it from were you are watching us we planted a rose bush just in case you come to visit you have something beautiful to remind you how much we loved and still love you there is no distance in betwine are hearts we can no longer see you my love yet we can fell you are in our lives every day thank you for the love you shared with us all we will be with you as a family till then be at peace and know that I love you and always will.”
― Billy futch

“tho we fear the passage of time who we are as a living being is yet a small part of which we are much more than the person we see in the mirror so much is unseen and untapped potential we have such deep fear of losing this vessel yet it is just a loner for us till which time we become whole once more with the light and love of everything.”
― Billy futch

“It is Jean-Paul Lepin. Chef Lepin."
I could not stifle a grin. I thought he had said lapin, which is the French word for rabbit. "For a rabbit, you seem quite fearless."
This made the other chefs chuckle again, and I saw by the nod of a head that I had scored a point.”
― Rhys Bowen, Above the Bay of Angels