Here’s what I see in this collage: The rabbit is giggling because it sees the bigger picture. The man is so annoyed at the rabbit, probably because it had wreaked havoc his garden, that he is unaware of the wolf on his roof.
I can remember watching a bunny nibble all the pansy blossoms in my garden and I was helpless to do anything because I was nursing a baby. If I got up and shooed the rabbit away, I would have disturbed the baby. So I just watched as the rabbit hopped, lippity-lippity, from plant to plant, nibbling away my pretties.
Sometimes, though, we can be so distracted by the little problem that we miss a bigger one — like the wolf preparing to head down the chimney.
The bunny thinks it’s funny.
The man can’t get over his annoyance — and that makes him clueless.
Lord,
help me to keep little things in proper perspective
so that I can be aware of what’s most expedient.
Background from Mother Night by Denys Cazet
House and wolf from The Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf illustrated by Keiko Motoyama
Man in the window from A Boy Who Wants a Dinosaur by Hiawyn Oram and Satoshi Kitamura
Rabbit and bushes are from two different books, but I don’t remember which ones.
Hot Dogs and Marmalade 
I think I would have disturbed the sleeping baby and yelled at the nibbling rabbit. Can’t be sure though, because, one of my mottoes has been “never waken a sleeping baby”
Finding Eliza
Haha — I may have done that a time or two, but it turned out to be a losing battle. The rabbit clearly won it.
Better to let the rabbit nibble away.
When baby’s sleep is at a premium, yes.
The way you put these images together really is an art form all its own.
My “theme” – A Thirty-Word Story, revealing one word of the story each day of the challenge.
#AtoZChallenge The Letter G
Thank you. It’s a lot of fun.
Nice drawing, love the lessons it displays. And very true, many times we get lost in the little annoyances instead of focusing on the real issues. Thanks for the reminder.
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