Hi all!

[carrots]

Hi to you all, i would like to say sorry for mylast e-mailabout Coldplay and Robbie. Williams. I was justbored, having one of those days. So sorry if i upset anyone.

I also have a question, i have a small Burmese cat who likes to playwith the rabbit. She plays friendly at first but sometimes gets abitover excited and goes chasingmy rabbit around the floor.Soshould i limit their time together? or just let them playbut keep any eye on them?

Love Carrots x

 

[Carolyn]

Carrots,

There is absolutely no reason to apologize. Your post wasfine about Robbie Williams and Coldplay.Off topic discussions are okay.

I'd keep a close watch on the cat and the bunny. Not sure youhave to limit their time as much as be right there when they're playingto ensure no one gets injured.

-Carolyn

 

[carrots]

Thank You for you comments Carolyn

 

[pamnock]

I don't think it really bothered anyone It is nice to mark it "off topic". I keptforgetting what the post was about, and kept opening it.

Pam

 

[Emmits_mom]

it certainly didn't bother me...it actually got me to get out my old cds and start listening to them again! Thanks!

 

[BunnyMommy]

Pam's right. I know that I justdidn't reply to the thread because I had no idea of what you weretalking about (age showing here ).

 

[BunnyMommy]

P.S. Welcome back, carrots! I had wondered where you "got to".

Nice to see you posting again.

 

[mygrl2k3]

thats cute that the cat and bunny play. My catsdont show any intrest and i have one that has a killed a wild bunnybefore. But its like she dont exsist to them. Which can be agood thing. My dogs are more into her. The bigger one wants to groomLuv and my little one gets jealous and as to be with me too.

Cristy