pamnock
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I promised Carolyn I'd find the photo of ourhouse bunny, Princess, who passed away about 5 years ago. Iused to dress her up in a little straw hat, pink feather boa and haveher "hold" a little basket of flowers . . .
Dressed Up Bunny
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onnie
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oww'she looks sooo sweet'that hat really suits her
Llama
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Awwwwwwwwe! It looks like a greeting card!
cirrustwi
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How cute! I think it would make a good greeting card too!
Jen
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FreddysMom
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o pam! she looked so adorable!
What a pretty Girl she is, I agree ontheGreeting Card aspect , it would bebeautiful .
Bunnys_rule63
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aww bless!! She looks so sweet!!
:clap: Can't believe you found it! I was sure it was buried and you'd never have time to go in search of it.
:bouquet: Thank you so much! Your little doll handled it well whenyou'd dress her up. The look in her eye is priceless. The things theseanimals will do for love, I tell ya!
Helen has mentioned your card to her sharing your feelings about Buckmore times than I can count. It means so much to her. She'll be writingpeople back, but I know that with your note, she really wants to gatherher thoughts and do it when she's got a few quiet minutes to herself.Still a lot to do taking care of things.
Thank you again, Dear Friend, for the picture. Princess was evenprettier than I had imagined. Amazing how we never really do stopmissing them when they cross over, isn't it?
That picture is priceless! What a Little Lady!
urplepansy:
-Carolyn
:bouquet: Thank you so much! Your little doll handled it well whenyou'd dress her up. The look in her eye is priceless. The things theseanimals will do for love, I tell ya!
Helen has mentioned your card to her sharing your feelings about Buckmore times than I can count. It means so much to her. She'll be writingpeople back, but I know that with your note, she really wants to gatherher thoughts and do it when she's got a few quiet minutes to herself.Still a lot to do taking care of things.
Thank you again, Dear Friend, for the picture. Princess was evenprettier than I had imagined. Amazing how we never really do stopmissing them when they cross over, isn't it?
That picture is priceless! What a Little Lady!
urplepansy:-Carolyn
Trina
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How adorable. Pink really suites her, to be honest. :inlove:
Pink really suites her, to be honest. :inlove:
pamnock
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She was so indignant about being dressedup. She would scowl and grunt and complain :X Shewould poop all over the floor, so I put little yellow doll pants on herwhen she was running around the house
We loved that little girl to pieces. I got her for Stephaniewhen she was just an itty bitty thing and Stephanie was inpreschool. Princess Anne was our first and only house bunnyand she was indeed a queen of the household. No one daredremove her from her cage (she'd rip your hand off).She had to come out on her own. She was just alittle dwarf, but would chase the dog out of his pen and steal hisblanky.
Princess feared nothing -- she hated anything white and even chasedafter one of our white horses. She was very offended by whitesocks invading her house and would attack anyone with white sockson. She even bit the lip off a white rabbit.
You didn't dare yell at her -- she'd stomp off and destroy somethingjust to get back at you. She bit through the Nintendo cordwhile the kids were playing and started chewing on my horse bridle whenI yelled at her for digging in the carpet.
As mean as she could be, she loved to cuddle. I was terriblysick when I was pregnant with Matthew, so I slept with Princess tuckedunder my chin. She'd wake me up by digging at me when she hadto go potty
Princess Anne died at 6 years of age from an intestinal blockage -- I still miss our little girl
Pam
We loved that little girl to pieces. I got her for Stephaniewhen she was just an itty bitty thing and Stephanie was inpreschool. Princess Anne was our first and only house bunnyand she was indeed a queen of the household. No one daredremove her from her cage (she'd rip your hand off).She had to come out on her own. She was just alittle dwarf, but would chase the dog out of his pen and steal hisblanky.
Princess feared nothing -- she hated anything white and even chasedafter one of our white horses. She was very offended by whitesocks invading her house and would attack anyone with white sockson. She even bit the lip off a white rabbit.
You didn't dare yell at her -- she'd stomp off and destroy somethingjust to get back at you. She bit through the Nintendo cordwhile the kids were playing and started chewing on my horse bridle whenI yelled at her for digging in the carpet.
As mean as she could be, she loved to cuddle. I was terriblysick when I was pregnant with Matthew, so I slept with Princess tuckedunder my chin. She'd wake me up by digging at me when she hadto go potty
Princess Anne died at 6 years of age from an intestinal blockage -- I still miss our little girl
Pam
Anneliese
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What a beautiful little doll
ruka
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I'm sorry to hear about her death, but shelooked like a doll. That picture really reminds me of a Hallmarkgreeting card though.
rabbitluvr04
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She is a gorgeous bunny! So sorry about her passing.
