We never, ever tire of festive head wear

So. 
I was all set to write a post about the trials and tribulations of living in a state (Oregon) where the weather is, quite frankly...crap.  Almost all the time.  For months and months on end.  (I may still write that post - be warned...) 
But, then, today happened.  There was no precipitation.  There were no gloomy clouds, or fog, or wind.  It was sunny.  The sky was blue.  The animals were happy.  It was Easter.  And the temperature actually reached 70 degrees.   It was paradise here on my little farm again.  And this all but propelled me out the door to take pictures.
Roxy was my first victim:

I kept telling her how cute she looked:

But what she really wanted to hear from me was how much she looked like the Easter Bunny (which she did not  in this picture):

So I showed her her shadow and then she felt happy:

And off she hopped to play Easter Bunny for the donkeys:

Once Chester realized that this Easter Bunny didn't have any carrots, he took off and only Beau stuck around for the entertainment:

Beau, being a *huge* fan of anything that goes on his head, insisted that he and Chester try out the fuzzy ears, too:

And, then, it was Kai's turn.
By the way, this was the first (and most likely the last) time, I have ever attempted to place any sort of head gear on my llama's head:

It did not make her happy:

But, I got a picture:

...of my llama wearing fuzzy bunny ears:

which is an odd sort of milestone, but a milestone nonetheless (trust me).

Pete and Reggie were very excited to see me coming.  They *love* festive hat day:

And once they were finished admiring each other, they needed to headbutt (at least they're consistent):

The chickens didn't want anything to do with the ears, or the concept of the Easter Bunny, and immediately fled...except for Skippy, who briefly thought the bunny ears might have oatmeal for her:

Heading back to the house, I came across Clyde and George sunning themselves.  "Look", I said, in my sweetest, come hither voice, "Fuzzy bunny ears!"  They weren't interested in the slightest:

Though George was very interested in cuddling:

And I took full advantage of this:

So, I think I can say it was a really good day, as long as none of my critters holds a grudge: