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Bring on the Bunnies!

Okay so I promised bunnies, and whilst I’m not the post office ladies and gentlemen I deliver!

Banacek jumped onto the sofa and stole my toast. I stole it back, of course, but the audacity of it amuses me.
Banacek jumped onto the sofa and stole my toast. I stole it back, of course, but the audacity of it amuses me.
Banacek tries to make a burrow. For some reason the idea of bunnies and duvets in the same geographical location makes me squee slightly. I need to leave the quilt on the floor more often (it's waiting to be washed and doesn't fit in our tiny basket). So precious. Unfortunately, this was the only picture because the little bugger psychically knows when I'm reaching for the camera and instantly runs away.
Banacek tries to make a burrow. For some reason the idea of bunnies and duvets in the same geographical location makes me squee slightly. I need to leave the quilt on the floor more often (it’s waiting to be washed and doesn’t fit in our tiny basket). So precious. Unfortunately, this was the only picture because the little bugger psychically knows when I’m reaching for the camera and instantly runs away.
Banacek acting nonchalant and chewing a box immediately after burrowing into the duvet because he knows I'm wanting to take pics of him doing cute stuff. The boxes are his "projects."
Banacek acting nonchalant and chewing a box immediately after burrowing into the duvet because he knows I’m wanting to take pics of him doing cute stuff. The boxes are his “projects.”
Cleo on the other hand doesn't mind the camera as much. She has spent the last two years demolishing that cardboard folder, which I used to use for lesson planning. Now it's almost down to the metal rings. I think it's the only folder I've got in the house that wasn't coated in plastic, so I'm glad she picked that one.
Cleo on the other hand doesn’t mind the camera as much. She has spent the last two years demolishing that cardboard folder, which I used to use for lesson planning. Now it’s almost down to the metal rings. I think it’s the only folder I’ve got in the house that wasn’t coated in plastic, so I’m glad she picked that one.
Folderol! Cleo sees the camera and decides she's going to copy Banacek and get silly about it too.
Folderol! Cleo sees the camera and decides she’s going to copy Banacek and get silly about it too.
Katieboo! I see you! Katie runs excitedly through her flowerbed. It's her daily version of walkies - I let her out of her run (which is half the garden) and she mows the other half for me. She is my little lawnmower.
Katieboo! I see you! Katie runs excitedly through her flowerbed. It’s her daily version of walkies – I let her out of her run (which is half the garden) and she mows the other half for me. She is my little lawnmower.
Three, snuggly, bunnies. Three, snuggly, bunnies. See how they sit there and do nothing. See how they sit there and do nothing... Sebastian's in a separate run because he keeps attacking Fifer. But they both love Katie. But Fifer saw her first so she's housed in her primary relationship but I do let her and Sebastian have time together too when I can.
Three, snuggly, bunnies. Three, snuggly, bunnies. See, how they, sit there and do nothing. See, how they, sit there and do nothing…
Sebastian’s in a separate run because he keeps attacking Fifer. But they both love Katie. But Fifer saw her first so she’s housed in her primary relationship but I do let her and Sebastian have time together too when I can.
Fifer pretending to be a plant. He's pretty convincing unless you're out there with him. A few times I've gone to the window and been like, "where has Fifer gone? Has he escaped?" But he never does. He's half wild so we have to keep an eye out for escapings.
Fifer pretending to be a plant. He’s pretty convincing unless you’re out there with him. A few times I’ve gone to the window and been like, “where has Fifer gone? Has he escaped?” But he never does. He’s half wild so we have to keep an eye out for escapings.
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2 responses to “Bring on the Bunnies!”

  1. morgueticiaatoms Avatar
    morgueticiaatoms

    The closest I’ve come to having a bunny since childhood was my kid’s first Easter when I dressed her in a bunny suit. She did not mow the lawn for me.

    Bunnies are cute, but considering my lack of housekeeping skill and will…Probably not a good choice for me. Hate cleaning out cages.

    Thank you for delivering the bunny pix, ma’am, the check is in the mail. And ya know even though their job is to deliver, it could be years IF some lazy postal employee doesn’t decide to horde six bags of mail in his garage to avoid delivering it. 😉

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    1. MsAdventure Avatar
      MsAdventure

      Aww, if I ever manage to have a kid I’m dressing them in a bunny suit. My buns are litter trained so I just have to remember to change their litter trays every couple of weeks. Yeah the postal service can be shockingly bad at times – I surrendered my driving licence to them last week for my name change; I hope I get it back!

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