Ohhhh that bunny. Just wanna nuzzle noses with it. Cute Wilcosu. Can't wait for a name.
I lost a grey lop-eared rabbit last year. Ol' Roy. I rescued him from some unsavory folks when I lived in Chicago who were feeding him cat food and probably crack smoke. He weighed 1 and a 1/2 lbs and was about 70% bald. Got him back to health quick. Ended up 5 lbs (that's big for a coney) with a beautiful silver coat. He was fantastically litter trained and very trust worthy about chewing. His hutch door was never closed.
He lived out his days fat, happy , and hoppy. to the ripe age of 11 (really good for a rabbit) One of the best pets I've ever known. He passed happy and quietly of old age. I still want to do something romantic with his ashes, but every time I look at his lil' urn on the mantel, I just can't let him go.
But I have more friends too.
This is my BIG boy, Blaster!
To quote Han Solo, "Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good BLASTER at yer side, kid."
when the lion lies with the lamb. My first daughter was under 5 lbs when she was born. Blaster weighs 15. I love this photo. It was their first meeting.
This is Sissy.
Compared to Blaster, she is a dainty little dame. I swear here paws are the size of nickles. What she lacks in size she makes up in F-youitude.
she has a neat back story. She is a Frank Loyd Wright barn cat. In Spring Green Wisconson is F.L.W's personal retreat and experimental homestead called Taliesin. It is now a museum and school. She came from a litter born in the barn there, from a friend who works there. She is as graceful as Wrights designs.
Great thread Shakijaki! It's nice to talk about things other than robots with you all.
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