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Moxie! Nice to see you around again
@LBJ: hahaha, your avatar is really well-suited to this topic. Maybe having a rabbit can get a bit messy or weird at times, but not much messier or weirder than caring for a baby I’d say. It’s very normal to share bites of your food, check their poo and clean them, play together and be really close to eachother
Sometimes I gently lay my head on Breintjes head when he’s sitting on the armrest of the couch. I snuggle his ears with my nose and kiss him on his little face. Breintje absolutely loves it: he starts to purr like an engine and keeps licking my face. Okay, it’d look weird if I snuggled his ears like that in public, but at home I’m not ashamed to cuddle him to bits.
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Posted By Ellie from The Netherlands on 12/08/2017 6:18 AM
Posted By LBJ10 on 12/08/2017 12:19 AM
Who you talking to Ellie? ;pWhoopsie… Grumble grumble, all these abbreviations
Don’t sweat it. I always conflate @LBJ10 with the former U.S. President and wonder when they’re going to try to ram legislation instituting the Great Society for bunnies through a recalcitrant Congress.
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Hear hear, it can be so difficult to identify people. Why, just this morning I looked in the mirror and thought to myself: Tina Turner, you’re still a sexy beast for your age!
Then I noticed that I am 33, as white as a sheet and I sing like a crow with a throat infection. Sigh… This is my brain on mornings
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Posted By Ellie from The Netherlands on 12/07/2017 9:43 PM
Moxie! Nice to see you around again @LBJ: hahaha, your avatar is really well-suited to this topic. Maybe having a rabbit can get a bit messy or weird at times, but not much messier or weirder than caring for a baby I’d say. It’s very normal to share bites of your food, check their poo and clean them, play together and be really close to eachother
Sometimes I gently lay my head on Breintjes head when he’s sitting on the armrest of the couch. I snuggle his ears with my nose and kiss him on his little face. Breintje absolutely loves it: he starts to purr like an engine and keeps licking my face. Okay, it’d look weird if I snuggled his ears like that in public, but at home I’m not ashamed to cuddle him to bits.
I admit, I do the same thing to Clover. Her nose is just so soft and wiggly I can’t resist. When Clover is parked on the couch I’ll sit on the floor and lean my head back near her, and she’ll snuffle in my hair and groom me a little.
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Posted By Ellie from The Netherlands on 12/08/2017 6:49 AM
Hear hear, it can be so difficult to identify people. Why, just this morning I looked in the mirror and thought to myself: Tina Turner, you’re still a sexy beast for your age!
Then I noticed that I am 33, as white as a sheet and I sing like a crow with a throat infection. Sigh… This is my brain on mornings
Don’t feel too bad Ellie. I’m 55 (When the heck did THAT happen?), and my singing voice has been described as quote, “A goose farting in the fog.” My ex used to start howling like a dog when I sang out loud. So I stopped for the longest time.
And attempted a binky…
Go play some Hopscoth with Bam. 
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