Rise and shine?

Simon:  This is your bun o'clock wake up call!  [gives kisses]
River:  But I'm still sleepy!  How do humans do this every day?!  Waking up early is dumb.

Not cool.

Simon and River don't understand why it has to be warm for half of the year.  I then had to tell them that wild bunnies don't have central air.  Simon was horrified to learn that it could be warmer than 77°F (25°C).  He is now thinking of how to help the wild bunnies once he gets elected President. 

Bunny blizzard 2016!

River realizes just how awesome domestication is and Simon agrees!  (Head's up--this video has sound!)  We ended up with about 30 inches of snow--big human had already shoveled about half the snow to uncover our heat pump to keep the house warm at this point.

All tuckered out.

Domestication is exhausting.  I mean, look at all these toys that need played with!  Better take a breather so we can pace ourselves.
Thanks for visiting the blog and we hope you have a great weekend!  We'll be back with more bunny cuteness on Monday.

My pellets were late this morning.

I imagine that a conversation between Penny and her wild kin would go something like this:

Wild Rabbit:  "What are these candy pellets of which you speak?  I know of no such substance."
Penny:  "What do you mean that candy pellets don't occur in nature?  I have a bowl full of them right here!"
Wild Rabbit:   "What's a bowl?"
Penny:  "Well, it's what the humans put the food in."
Wild Rabbit:  "Wait--did you just say that humans give you food?!"
Penny:  "Well, yeah.  I demand my pellets as soon as they wake up in the morning."
Wild Rabbit:  "Dang!  I usually just run and hide from humans.  Do they all give you food?"
Penny:  "All of the ones I've come across have.  You should stop hiding from them."
Wild Rabbit:  "Sounds like a plan!"

...and she never saw her woodland friend again.