katherine at sacred stories
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Brandy--that makes so much sense to me...that we relate to them intensely because we are pick up and are so tuned to subtle changes and signals. When I first got Scout, I didn't know anything about rabbits. I was keeping her for a family that was on vacation and she had been living in a small cage. She started out in the cage but didn't stay there long after she was with me. As I watched her in the cage, I felt like I could "hear" her talking to me. I said that to people. I still feel that way about rabbits and maybe it's because they are constantly sending minute signals with their bodies, their ears, their tails, their eyes...maybe sensitivesjust get all that...
I think we're onto something
(And speaking of sensitive, Harvey and Halo were freaking out while I was writing this...thumping and running. I realized I'm wearing a necklace they haven't seen before and it makes a little tinkling noise. I took it off and they're fine.)
I think we're onto something
(And speaking of sensitive, Harvey and Halo were freaking out while I was writing this...thumping and running. I realized I'm wearing a necklace they haven't seen before and it makes a little tinkling noise. I took it off and they're fine.)