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Since today is Bunday, please enjoy this adorable baby bunny as it scampkjojhrs across th,jhllyyhh keybshvddhghh bhhekb jjja;jks ‘pajh;h hj;ahf; j nj;lkjf kj
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And a delightful qwertyuiop to you all!
Thatβs what my typing looks like sometimes, as if Iβm all furry feet. That leetle bun bun can hop on any of my keyboards, my lap, couch…. anytime. So do laptops now come with bun buns instead of a mouse?
Oooo, I would get a new lap top if so! And ditto to everything you said!ππ
It so tiny!!! And so sweet and adorable and … and … (I think there aren’t enough adjectives to describe this level of cuteness.)
Mike, you’ve never been more coherent. π
Oh, and apropos of nothing… I saw my very first Bedlington terrier in the park this morning. Never seen one other than at Westminster or Crufts. Gorgeous 4-month old pupper! β€
Ooohhhh! Bun-bun looks awfully close to pressing Alt +Ctrl + Up keys. Then we’d have an upside down bun-bun
Bunbun types like a kitty! It looks like a wild species, not a domesticated bunny.
My boss went running out the back door earlier this week. I sit in the back, in the “annex,” with one other person. We both started wondering what was up–fire, murder, flood. We’d never seen her run before. Turned out she saw a rabbit in her garden and went to chase it away.
Speaking of gardens, my last Garden in a Box has been planted (by my wonderful lawn guy) and it’s going to be amazing. Even in this first year, some of last fall’s plantings are getting bushy. I’m so pleased.
I had to Google Garden in a Box – what a great idea! My garden consists of three window boxes and a tiny patch of soil in the corner of the back yard, but I managed to get a lovely display last year with old favourites like snapdragons, stocks and lobelia. This year I planted what promises to be a beautiful orange/yellow scented climbing rose. The ivy is also doing an excellent job climbing along the trellis I had constructed on top of the existing wall between my house and next door, giving us both a bit of privacy.
Is this what the bun typed or is this just Mike being reduced to incoherence by the cute?
Yes.
I understand now why the Japanese spent so much time and money on rabbit netsuke. None are as cute as the real thing though.