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i wanted to share this funny story b/c Meadow is so good and hardly ever does anything bad or funny. she’s no terrorist, but i got a chuckle out of this.
i got my new BinkyBunny package in the other day and i ordered the willow twigs as well as some other willow stuff (Meadow loves willow!) first off, these twigs are huge!!! each one is on average about 8 inches long… and thick! it’s gonna take Meadow a year to chew thru all of those… or a week…
anyway, i keep her new toys in a cardboard box on the lower shelf of my desk. they get rationed out to her bit by bit, it keeps her interested. you can see the shelf in this picture, on the left hand side. there’s a file drawer underneath and the shelf is a ledge right above. you can also see my attractive computer desk-proofing thru my copious use of NIC cubes. lol…
so Mead is out and doing her thing. for some reason she’s been an attention hog all morning. she runs for five minutes, comes back, tugs on my pants for pets. runs some more. i go to the kitchen to get a refill on my coffee and i hear this huge crash. Michael’s playing in his room, so i know it’s not him. i go in the living room and Meadow had found the toy box and there was a willow twig sticking out over the side. my best guess is she pulled on the twig (if she stands up on her hind legs she can just reach the box) and it brought the whole box to the ground. she didn’t even seem phased. fortunately everything in there was very light or else we could’ve had a problem. i looked at her and she was just chewing on this stick as if nothing happened.
and… just now as i was typing this thread i heard another loud boom, and then scuffle scuffle scuffle… Meadow jumped onto the end table (from the couch) knocked over the three remotes up there, got scared and tried to jump off but her feet kept slipping (scuffle scuffle scuffle…)
silly bunnies. what would we do without them?
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meadow is such a sweetie pie… correction… a mischievous sweetie pie
thats a cute story. lol. i heard somewhere that bunnies do binkies for binky bunny products (hmmm… now where could i have heard that?) and now we know they also help themselves to the products! make sure you never leave your visa laying out. mead would be online racking up a willow tab
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OMG My boyfriend bought this remote control, it’s a universal and has some special features where you just hold the original remote up and press one button while pressing one on the new one to program….
….Ok even I’m getting confused…Anyways It was a very good remote, very expensive and Kokanee just destroyed it last week!! I mean it’s fine (with me anyways) if you can’t see exactly what the button says, but some of them are eaten down so low that you can’t even press them (currently have tools to press those buttons)……*sigh*
So needless to say I am having to replace this remote EVEN though it shouldn’t have been left where the bunnies could get to it!!! -
speaking of remote control buttons… i think my rabbit hair brush is made out of similar stuf. i left the brush on baby’s floor so she could get used to it since every time i touched her with it she ran away. for some reason i thought if the smell became familiar to her she’d object less. anyways… here’s a pic of the brush after one day on the floor. notice how only 3 tips are left un-nibbled. goof. and by goof, i mean myself for leaving it out for her. have i learned nothing about rabbits yet? lol.
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