Yes Myx is about as bad of a disease that any animal can catch…and no it specifically targets rabbits, it is flea and mosquito transmitted (from one rabbit to another).

I did notice the smell of all the dead plants, specifically the Hoja Santa licorice aroma. Wait until you see the smelly tongue plant on my next post…talk about stinky! It was quite disgusting, the witches were huddled all around it.
I am feeling much better already after last nights potent elixir, thank you!

I am off to check out Cheryl’s.
Cheers Bob.
ESP.

It’s nice to know that some one else knows that there is both rabbits and hares.

Did you notice the smell of the dead plants? I immediately went to work on removing some of them as the smell was so bad.

Hope you get better soon.

We have had a few frosts indeed at the Patch in the last couple of weeks. I think I had better keep these Myx stories to myself as my youngest already has the occasional night terror, this would throw him over the edge…”Daddy there is a bunny “Motner” (monster) gettin’ me.” The memories of these poor rabbits are enough to give ME nightmares. I also remember my father swerving to the side of the road to kill the “staring” ones, it really was like a bad zombie horror movie, the way the headlights would catch their disfigurements! Brrrrrr, (shudders). I was never a big fan of rabbit stew/pie myself, a little too strong for me, I was more of a pheasant, duck and pigeon person (insert a homer drool here).
I am looking forward to my hot toddy, and they do not get any better then when made with your own Meyers!

I hope you had a nice trip.

Thanks Jenny.