Well, this is awkward. I was going to make everyone a vegetable casserole for Bunday brunch, but I can’t find the vegetables anywhere. Perhaps these four fine upstanding innocent-looking youths can tell me where they went.
It’s a mystery, Andrew Y.
Now That’s a Hot Dish
FYI – A group of bunnies is called a fluffle.
Forget the veggies, I just want all the bebeh buns. This past week, I had days that it hit me harder not having my Pepper and Leo, around. I really, really wished I could snuggle with them, see their binkies, hear them hopping around and take care of them again. But for the time, weāre not planning on adopting another bun. Never say never. For the first time in over ten years, I got to join my husband on an out of state trip. Meanwhile Iāll enjoy any pics of buns that I can.
Maybe Luv Bunny you can become a foster to a rabbit rescue or your local humane society. Thatās what I do to get my 4 legged fluff ball fix. Plus like you, get to join hubby on work trips. Itās the best of both worlds. And these totally innocent bun buns are totally adorable. I believe those dastardly twins Not Me and I Donāt Know were involved in this caper of the missing veggies.
I believe you mean Ida Know.
š¤£š and donāt forget their cousin Wasen Me.
And their second cousin Noah Way
AJ, that is a good idea, maybe months in the future. If now, I would be an immediate foster failure. In the past, I have fostered baby buns and gerbils from our local animal shelter and failed. Somewhere, perhaps on this website, someone else had a nicer word than āfoster failureā. Any animal getting adopted , even if initially being fostered, is not a failure. Its a win- win.
Foster fail is a GOOD term, not a bad one!
I would like to gently nibble on little paws and then huff these cuties.
I’m guessing that we’re not having carrot cake or a nice green leaf salad either.
I just rinsed some romaine lettuce…nobunny’s eaten it yet…
Thatās okay, NTMTOM! Iāll just nom on those little delectable bun-bun ears!š„°