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MissD, Hannah is gorgeous! She is definitely on the list of bunnies I want. I wouldn’t worry, though. I haven’t been able to talk my boyfriend into adopting any of the bunnies that are actually available at shelters, so I doubt he’d be alright with kidnapping a bunny. He thinks that two bunnies is more than enough, but what does he know?
I tried to get a photo of Lola when she voluntarily jumped on my lap, but she kept moving. This was the best I could do:
Sorry this photo is so dark, but this is Bailey sitting next to Luke (the bf who has no idea how many bunnies someone should have) on the futon:
Lola admires herself and her handiwork in the mirror after making a mess:
As I was assembling these shelves, Lola sprayed urine over all of the pieces and me and then kept climbing on them and trying to lick the glue off of the wooden dowels. Here she is after the shelves are fully assembled, finding that they are perfectly Lola-sized:
We also have cube shelves that are perfectly Bailey-sized (much bigger), so I think Lola was excited to have some of “her own” shelves.
This is Bailey saying goodbye to Lola in front of a small sample of my shoe collection before she goes off to get spayed:
Since Lola got back from the vet, she has to stay in a cage for a few days to let her stitches heal a bit. Bailey has been sitting beside the cage almost constantly, thumping at me when I take Lola out for her medicine:
This is me with Lola after she took her painkillers, antibiotics, and had her eyedrops (poor baby):
