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[Fancy77]

ha ha ha

my downfall here is I forget to communicate...I forget what ppl tell me and so does he.

I watch TV in winter, when i actually am able to sit. But weekends I watch a lot while i sew.

 

[wabbitmom12]

Fancy77 wrote:

ha ha ha

my downfall here is I forget to communicate...I forget what ppl tell me and so does he.

I watch TV in winter, when i actually am able to sit. But weekends I watch a lot while i sew.

Yes, I know how you feel. My memory took a vacation a few years ago, and has not been seen since! When HE is relying on me to remember something for HIM, then we are really in trouble

I have also been known to ask my kids the same question twice in the same 5 minutes. When they answer again, rolling their eyes, of course, then I say, "Oh, yeah! I remember you saying that." :foreheadsmack:

A mind is a terrible thing to...lose.

 

[Fancy77]

I know I lost mine the minute my 1st kid was born...there is a reward if it is found lol

 

[wabbitmom12]

Fancy77 wrote:

I know I lost mine the minute my 1st kid was born...there is a reward if it is found lol

:yeahthat: DITTO!

 

[hartleybun]

wabbitmom12 wrote:

I have also been known to ask my kids the same question twice in the same 5 minutes. When they answer again, rolling their eyes, of course, then I say, "Oh, yeah! I remember you saying that." :foreheadsmack:

A mind is a terrible thing to...lose.

:yeahthat: this is me!!! oh im so glad im not the only one who does this. i've also started forgetting the names of things - dishwasher, fridge etc....

 

[Wabbitdad12]

Yes, I know how you feel. My memory took a vacation a few years ago, and has not been seen since!

A few years ago?:laugh::roflmao:

 

[Torchster]

Looks like Wabbitdad wants to sleep on the couch, again. I hope it's comfortable!!

 

[Wabbitdad12]

Torchster wrote:

Looks like Wabbitdad wants to sleep on the couch, again. I hope it's comfortable!!

Very comfortable. First thing I check before buying a couch!

 

[Wabbitdad12]

If Sweetie was pregnant she would have had the kits on Tuesday. I am debating on whether I want to try again or let her retire and just be her lovable self.

I tried to block off the hallway so the buns could run out of the bunny room and explore the mysteries of the hallway. Dutchie was cautious at first but as she became more comfortable she got braver. Her and Baby played chase and when Dutches would just turn her body around, zoom Baby was back into her cage.

Now the buns would go down the hallway and stop at the barricade, telescope and hop back down to the bunny room. All did except Miss Daisy, she saw the gate was open, hopped down the hallway looked at the barrier and gave me the expression of "you have got to me kidding me" then proceeded to hop over it and into the living room. I mean Titan who is 20+ pounds just examined it and was like interesting and hopped back to the bunny room. He could easily have just pushed past it or hopped over it.

Not since Thumper have I had a rabbit with this much attitude.

 

[Wabbitdad12]

I can't explain what Daisy did without pictures so later tonight I will post the pictures and what happened. She out did herself this morning.

 

[hartleybun]

Wabbitdad12 wrote:

I can't explain what Daisy did without pictures so later tonight I will post the pictures and what happened. She out did herself this morning.

:yawn: it's way past my bedtime so i will have to see what daisy did tomoro! she seems to be on par with my roxy for attitude

 

[TinysMom]

Wabbitdad12 wrote:

If Sweetie was pregnant she would have had the kits on Tuesday. I am debating on whether I want to try again or let her retire and just be her lovable self.

What does Karen think?

Since we're coming onto springtime, etc. - I'm sorta inclined to say "try again" as we get closer to April/May because maybe she would be more ready.

When you retire her - will you be neutering her so she doesn't get cancer?

I think if she was me - and if I still wanted babies out of her (since folks like me have her babies and you don't have any yourself) - I'd keep trying once it gets a bit warmer.

 

[Wabbitdad12]

I am inclined to try one more time with Sweetie.

Well as promised I now have the pictures uploaded of what Daisy did this morning to out do herself.

See gate on left, see trash can on right, she jumped over the gate and straight into the trash can. I heard the comotion and stepped out into the hallway to intercept her but didn't see anything. I then heard scratching come from trash can and looked in. This time I went and got the camera to get some pictures of her.

 

[Never2ManyBunnies]

Hi. I'm guilty of often reading your blog, thoroughly enjoying it, and never posting. But I just couldn't resist to comment on Daisy today. She is so cute and such a character! I love the pictures!

This must of been the day for English Lops to leap tall gates in a single bound! Pongo, my elop, leaped to the top of a 3 grid-high NIC gate. I caught him just before he was about to make the plunge down to the other side. This was the first time he had attempted this particular feat. I hope Daisy hasn't been emailing him with tips!

Hmmm...perhaps I should go purchase a tall trash can to put on the other side of the gate, for the next time Pongo trys to jump it. At least then I will know where to find him. lol.

 

[Wabbitdad12]

Thank you, I am glad you have enjoyed it.

How long have you had Pongo? Another member on here that has an e-lop, Bassetluv, once told me E-lop's are the clowns of the bunny world.

 

[hartleybun]

Never2ManyBunnies wrote:

This must of been the day for English Lops to leap tall gates in a single bound! .

not just e-lops - if roxy cant leap it then she eats her way thru it

 

[wabbitmom12]

Buns with attitude!

 

[Never2ManyBunnies]

Sorry, didn't mean to hijack your blog with tails of my rabbit. It's just that there are days, that if I didn't know better, I would swear rabbits are somehow communicating with each other - even remotely.

I have had Pongo for about 5 months; he is just under 1 year old now. And he is still surprising me and outsmarting me too often. I think Bassetluv is right about them being the "clowns of the bunny world". And I wouldn't want it any other way!

 

[Wabbitdad12]

Never2ManyBunnies wrote:

Sorry, didn't mean to hijack your blog with tails of my rabbit. It's just that there are days, that if I didn't know better, I would swear rabbits are somehow communicating with each other - even remotely.

I have had Pongo for about 5 months; he is just under 1 year old now. And he is still surprising me and outsmarting me too often. I think Bassetluv is right about them being the "clowns of the bunny world". And I wouldn't want it any other way!

Oh, no need to apologeize. I love hearing stories about other peoples buns, especially when their buns are doing similiar things.

Bunny's do communicate with each other, they are secretly plotting to take over the world. The cuteness is part of the plan.

 

[Wabbitdad12]

Titan and Sweetie are a cute couple. I decided to get them together one more time and after Titan was done each time he groomed her and cuddled up next to her for a couple of minutes each time.

Right now we have a winter storm advisory, rain/ice changng to snow and back again. I am so glad I didn't wait any longer and go tires for the front of my car.

Well not much to write about today. All the buns are doing well and waiting patiently or not depending on which way you interpret the thumping for me to feed them. Last night I had bought some romaine and when I left the room I had a lot of happy lettuce crunching bunny's. My son's girlfriend bought the buns some yorgurt treats which they enjoyed last night. Although, Tiny, was holding out for the banana treats since last night they were in the rotation. I caved and gave him one.

The thumping is not diminishing, so I better be a good slave and tend to my furry masters.