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I did something naughty. I took the cast off after just a day. I couldn't stand it anymore. It felt weird with it on, walking was a chore. I feel like I can walk pretty normally without it. I think the pain is either starting to subside or the naproxeni s working. I had some yogurt. My stomach feels better :)
 
Sept. 25, 2009 - uh oh!

This morning I let Toby out to roam. And discovered that he's discovered how to hop onto the couch on his own.

Guess what electronic device was on my couch, unsuspecting of such a bun??

That's all I'm gonna say... :p

:dutch
 
I've been there. Do you have an insurance policy/warranty on your laptop? The place you bought it from should replace that for you.

My rabbits like laptop cords, phone cords, PS2 cords, and the little cords for those electric ball things (the ones that you put your finger on and the electricity traces your finger? I think they call them plasma balls).

:)
 
I do think that being the slave of rabbits, we aquire the need to find humor in, not only their cute antics, but their naughty ones also. Sometimes I just have to shake my head and say to myself, "I should have known better than to that."

Besides, it wasn't totally your fault. Bunners are masters at discovering new things in their environment even though the thing was there forever. Every day could be a new adventure for them if they really wanted it to be. ;)

myheart
 
I have an old Sony vaio. I'm not too bent out of shape about it because my husbun hardly ever uses his laptop so I can just plug my laptop into his charger if I need to charge it. I just have to make sure not to let Toby near that one or I'd have some 'splaining to do :p

What a naughty bun. Wires must just be that nommy...
 
myheart wrote:
I do think that being the slave of rabbits, we aquire the need to find humor in, not only their cute antics, but their naughty ones also. Sometimes I just have to shake my head and say to myself, "I should have known better than to that."

Besides, it wasn't totally your fault. Bunners are masters at discovering new things in their environment even though the thing was there forever. Every day could be a new adventure for them if they really wanted it to be. ;)

myheart

I was laughing as I read this because it reminded me of when I went on vacation for 2 weeks and my brother was stand in bun slave.

It was almost the end of 2 weeks when Kirby started to go ballistsic and destructobun, tearing up his play pen... He kept flipping his condo ramp over and he'd be upset when he flipped it over because it was hard to get into the condo afterwards... My bro called me all distressed saying he couldn't get Kirby to stop and he was futzing with the ramp at all hrs of the night....

Kirby spent two days persisting as my bro kept putting the ramp back and foiling his plans... He was flipping over the ramp so he could nudge open the side of his x-pen that his mommy forgot to lock in place just so he could chew up the wire that was attached to his nation's digital thermometer. Yes I am serious! He had it all planned!!!! Soon as he nommed it in two different places to make sure it was dead he had no more interest in going there, nor the ramp.

The therm I had is one of those things where you can stick an extension sensor wire outside to measure both indoor and outdoor temps. I actually put the extension on the floor outside of the pen because the pen is next to the ac unit and it gets a biit drafty in the winter... There is easily a 10 degree difference in temp from where I stand up to where Kirby stands (down on the floor).

Anyway the thermometer to this day is there, half dead, and the bun no longer cares for it. LOL

That incident was my fault, I didn't lock his pen up. It's always held in place by his ramp getting in the way... It was always like that... Kirby's just naughty when mommy's not home.
 
Oh no!

I remember when Amelia nommed my laptop cord. I had always been so careful to keep cords blocked off, then one night I left my laptop plugged in, on the coffee table, to charge. I totally forgot about it the next morning when I opened the pen. I turned my back, and before I could even leave the room, I heard a "ZZZZTT!" noise, and turned around to see Amelia running away from the cord, and the severed part was sparking blue. Yikes! Luckily, she wasn't injured, but my cord had been rendered useless.
She got to it so quickly, it seemed like she'd been watching it all night long, plotting her strattegy. Now, she beelines it to any cord she sees. She cannot be trusted!
 
BethM wrote:
Oh no!

I remember when Amelia nommed my laptop cord. I had always been so careful to keep cords blocked off, then one night I left my laptop plugged in, on the coffee table, to charge. I totally forgot about it the next morning when I opened the pen. I turned my back, and before I could even leave the room, I heard a "ZZZZTT!" noise, and turned around to see Amelia running away from the cord, and the severed part was sparking blue. Yikes! Luckily, she wasn't injured, but my cord had been rendered useless.
She got to it so quickly, it seemed like she'd been watching it all night long, plotting her strattegy. Now, she beelines it to any cord she sees. She cannot be trusted!

Yikes, that's scary! These buns just have a thing for long things they can sink their teeth into!

The remote controls are in danger. I have a strong feeling their lives are being threatened by the laptop killer! They are on or by the couch all the time!
 
Wabbitdad12 wrote:
I am sure you sawwhat happens to remotes at my house, Rudy the remote killer!

Oh yes, the remote did not stand a chance against Rudy. Those pix were very funny! Like watching Jaws with the volume down...:rofl:
 
September 27, 2009 - Even Sir Toby can be very sweet...

I was up late last night trying to cut the eggcrate to fit the buns' litter boxes... I narrowly missed Toby wizzing in the pen because I took too long experimenting with it. It was a big failure unfortunately. I didn't get the results I wanted and am frankly too tired to try again today.

This morning I woke up at 11am and my husbun was already setting up to feed the buns their greens. I went in the rabbit room and picked up the container with Kirby's pellets and Kirby started to binky at my feet. He's so precious, he forgives that sometimes mommy sleeps in. He cleaned off his hay basket soI refilled it with some Oxbow timothy and Kleenmama's bluegrass. I hope he likes it.

I let Toby out to roam after that. He investigated atop the couch again. It was very cute to see him wander with such wonder and curiosity. It was past noon then, he should have been sleeping. But he wanted to run around a bit mo re. Then he ran back into his pen and went to sleepy sleep in his chicken-mode.

Both Kirby and Toby are chickies right now, slumbering... with their little slightly closed eyes. So peaceful and relaxed. Toby looks like such a little baby, like when I brought him home in May. It's one of those... moments... it's just sweet.:inlove:
 
It's an expensive little box and if I were more handy I'd just put one together myself. But I'm not :( so I bought. ;) Toby loved it right away. He sleeps there every day. I have the same box for Kirby but he is a big boy and doesn't fit nicely in the box. I leave it in his condo anyway so he has a place to hide if necessary. He scrunches in there sometimes when a loud noise happens unexpectedly. :)

I'm at work now... I had stomach cramps all night and slept pretty lousy. I'm tired and cranky and missing my fur babies terribly.... Sigh. :(
 
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