Eh, this'll work.

Simon makes himself comfy even though River is laying in his favorite spot.
His little bunny butt and feet in the mirror crack me up!

Come here!

Simon and River try to convince each other to join them.  The little human's lap offers all the noogies you could want, while the couch is really fun to binky on.  Tough call! 

Double bunny ear hug!

Simon and River are taking comfort in facing Monday morning together.

Hoppy Friday!

Simon and River have an impromptu binky contest followed by some aggressive bunny snuggles.
There's no sound, so feel free to watch at work.
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Curiosity.

It's how to catch a house bunny!

Are you talkin' to me?

River looks like she's talking smack to mirror bun.  Meanwhile, Simon looks like he's pretty done with whatever "Yo' Mama" contest River is having with herself.

Princess of fluff.

River thinks this pose makes her look regal, but I think she looks like a little fluffy triangle.

Harrumph with a side of snuggle.

Simon is not a morning bun.

Bunny kisses!

Hopefully this will be enough bunny cuteness to see you through until Monday.
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He cleans up well.

The job of a campaign manager is never done!  River gives candidate Simon J. Bun a head to lean on while getting gussied up for the presidential debate.

A bunny and his ball.

Simon demonstrates the proper technique for playing with his new favorite toy.
(I did scold him about taking his ball rolling frustrations out on the poorly installed carpet.  He didn't do it again.)

Bunny management.

Tap-tap-tap!
Hello Human, what's happening?  Ummm, I'm gonna need you to go ahead and move all of my hay in front of me so I don't have to get up to have a snack.  Yeah, so if you could do that right now, that'd be grrreat.

Bunny bartering.

I see you'd like this remote back.  What will you give me for it?

Friday snuggles!

It's been a long week so Simon and River are settling in for the weekend.
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Moooove!

River discovers that it's almost impossible to push Simon across carpet.

Hopping the campaign trail.

Simon J. Bun checks the height of his rainbow podium prior to his Presidential campaign fundraiser.  Clearly, the podium is unacceptable even while using his campaign manager, River, as a chair.

Who shrunk the Coke box?

Simon and River remember the Coke box being much bigger when they were younger.

Hoppy Labor Day!

Simon and River were being lazy this holiday, so I broke out their mini doppelgangers to guilt them into some form of physical activity.

It didn't work.  Mini-Simon and mini-River had a great adventure climbing to the top of their counterparts' head, though.

Even the squirrel outside of our house was lazy!  Regrettably, I didn't have a mini-squirrel to set on their head.

Take two, they're small.

They had a sale on cuteness--two for the price of bun!
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Don't play with your food!

This was the face that greeted me first thing in the morning.  For a moment there, I was wondering if she was nesting (even though she's spayed) and if I needed to make a vet appointment.

I soon came to find out that Big Human gave River a large handful of hay to distract her from her favorite game of "bunny jacks" (where she'll pick up a piece of hay then drop it while simultaneously seeing how many times she can dig at the ground before it hits the floor).

River was then inspired to create a new game...

This new game consisted of racing in a circle around her cage while picking up more hay with each successive lap.

This game went on for 5 minutes.  She's looking pretty proud of herself here and is preparing to make another lap to go for a new high score.
Simon is intrigued by her antics while I'm wondering exactly how much hay River can cram into her mouth at once.
(Note:  That white blob is to protect your eyes from funkified litter box--no one really wants to see that.  You're welcome.)

She managed two more laps before she thumped, came to a stop and pointed her nose to the sky.  I abruptly ended her game at this point because a bunny pointing their nose in the air usually means that they can't breathe.  I gently yoinked the hay bundle out of her mouth...

And River collapsed exhausted, but with a new-found appreciation for why we don't play with our food.  She had a wicked case of cotton mouth and I was picking tiny bits of hay out of her mouth for a short while after.
You'll be glad to know that River has not attempted to go for a new personal record in this little game of hers.  Lesson learned.

She stole all my stuff!

The look that greets me a few times each week when I totally clean their cages and not just their litter boxes.  Simon knows he's going to get all of his toys back.  This mopey face is just a clever ruse to inspire me to give him some treats for his "emotional distress".

Boxes are the best!

You can crawl through them, you can flop in them, you can chew on 'em...

And sometimes you can use them as a hammock!