The hero our living room deserves.

We had a bit of late night drama recently.  I heard thumping, a food dish flipping over and one of the bunnies crashing into their litter box.  I went to investigate and found Simon with his eyes as wide as saucers staring at the entryway.  I looked over and saw a slug as long as the palm of my hand slowly making its way towards the carpet (no idea how it got inside).  Clearly, Simon was being a good little sentry and warning us of the danger of an uninvited garden guest.
Here I am showing him what he was so afraid of.

Simon was intrigued by Mr. Slug and attempted to give his new friend a nose-bonk (ever the polite little bun).  Fearing him getting slimed, I made a tactical retreat with our new guest and let him keep the paper he had claimed with his slug hork as a parting gift.

So close and yet so far...

Simon is not nearly as good at hide-and-seek as he thinks he is.

Floppin' Friday!

I figured we'd end the week on a relaxing note of snuggles with a side of bunny belly.  If there's anything bunnies are connoisseurs of, it's relaxation.
Thanks for visiting the blog and we hope you all have a great weekend!  We'll be back with more bunny cuteness on Monday.

A classic bunnytale.

After sampling them all, Goldilops found the box that was just right!

Ready for take-off!

It's a good thing our little propeller bun's co-pilot has her seat back in its full upright and locked position.

Spot the bunny!

I had the idea of hiding a bunny in a watercolor painting and this was the result.  Originally, it was a Mother's Day gift and I decided to see if she could spot the bunny without knowing to look for one.  I hid the bunny well enough that it went undetected!
I posted it on a few things at the Bunnies and Sunshine Store if anyone's interested.
Also...

Bunny kisses!  I couldn't just leave you with drawn bunnies, now could I?

Bunday mornings.

It's so early the bunnies can't even.