Some people say “rabbit rabbit” on the first day of a month, but around these parts it means a visit with Mugi and Mimi, two cuddle bugs who fit together like pieces in a puzzle.
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Some people say “rabbit rabbit” on the first day of a month, but around these parts it means a visit with Mugi and Mimi, two cuddle bugs who fit together like pieces in a puzzle.
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Don’t you mean “two cuddle buns”?
I’ve never cuddled with a bun. Must correct this someday…
You really need to! There is nothing like petting and cuddling a responsive bun. (Some buns are more stand-offish). I LOVE cuddling time💗
I love Mimi!💙 The orange bunnies are more common Eastern Asia, and I love gray buns. She loves to be petted, which is also a big plus! Hate when she’s nudging Mugi and he is not responsive. You can tell he’s the number 1 bun!
Saw this earlier in the week, and decided Bunday was the most appropriate day to share it. This seems more like “mocking” than “disapproval,” yes? (Still very cute, though, and totally made me LOL.)
Tongue out Bunday Sunday! My favorite day of the week.
Tongues!!! Bunny tongues are so smooth and feel so good!
What a pair of cuties!
At the farmers market today, I met a Dutch shepherd about 6 months old, with a dark coat and the most beautiful blue eyes. Had never heard of the breed. It was already a good sized dog and his dad said he’d be about 180 pounds as an adult.
There was also a lovely cockatoo named Valentine, whom I’d met before. She and her dad often show up at the market. I always hope I’ll see her when I go.
The orange one has red eyelashes!