The moon, a rabbit, a bottle of tequila and a simple Mayan figure of a woman convey to us many of the legends of Mexico as well as one theory about her naming. Eight years ago I created a retablo that conveyed this message, both visually and in a story that resides in a chamber within the box the retablo sits upon. I sold that retablo years ago, but luckily I have this photo and these words that describe it. In case you missed it last time, here it is again: https://judydykstrabrown.com/2015/07/11/the-rabbits-navel/
The prompt today was conveyor.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
How fascinating! I had no idea the richness of rabbit lore in the Mexican canon. (Despite having plenty of experience with “erratic, inconsistent heavenly bod(ies).” Ah, college….
(Alternate joke: “Loved reading about the rabbit lore! Made the hare on the back of my neck stand up.”)
But yeah, jokes aside, I really enjoyed reading the entry you linked to. Thanks!
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Ha!!! I think that quip was inevitable, eventually.. but you got there first. Wish I could find my entire story about the history of rabbit in Mexico. I think it is lost to some ancient hard drive, but exists in hard copy somewhere except the bowels of the retablo, I hope.
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I enjoyed following the link and reading about the rabbits and Jaina women. We have friends in Yucatan and try to visit as often as possible. Such a rich history. I always find myself searching deeper to learn as much as I can.
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Me, too, and writing and using the symbols in art gives a purpose for doing so.
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So true!
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