Happy Bunday!

The other day, I came home to find a surprisingly large package on my porch:

I quickly realized that it was some of my early ordered Christmas gifts- go me! Now if only I could be on top of things in school...

So, I put it in the corner of my living room, and when Miss Daisy was hopping around later that evening during her play time, I noticed she hopped on top of the box a few times, but thought nothing much of it. But later, I found this...

My bad, I forgot the "Do not open until Dec. 25th" label...

Sheesh, bun!

Truth be told, Daisy has been a little stressed out lately, and she probably just needed to chew out her anxiety. Why is the lovely bunny stressed, you ask? Well, she has to put up with this:

And this:

Oh yes, the kittens think Daisy's house is a great ladder and jungle gym. See more of the harrowing action here:



And finally, this post has contained nearly no actual pictures of the lady of the hour, so here you are, your moment(s) of zen:

Happy Caturday!

Another long overdue introduction, this time of Almond, my foster kitty, who has been putting up with annoying kittens and an aggressive bunny. She was so very skittish at first but has turned into such a lover, and we spoon and cuddle before bed. :) I'm also happy to report that it looks like my dad will be adopting her! Almond is excited to go to her new home soon!

First day- a little scary, so we hide in the bathtub, of course!

Cutie

Love her dark points

She loves the scratching post tower

Evidence:

Sweet girl

Loves to sit on the counter, and I let her- things are gonna change at her new home!

Found her chillin' in a box

Closer

Meeting the Gat and the Lat!

Slightly Belated Friday Fotos

I am getting worse and worse at narrowing down my favorites. Here's what caught my eye this week. What catches yours?

Love the perspective in this photo and the farmer's faraway gaze...

It's really the color of this one that grabbed me. Gorgeous.

Not an overly spectacular photo, but a natural sentimental pick. The pictures around GA have been crazy. So happy Athens didn't experience any flooding.

I love the perspective of this photo, mainly because I like envisioning the photographer kneeling down to goat level. :) The goat in the lower right looks like he has his own happy secret. Love it.

Obviously a beautiful old palace and yet another fasdcinating scene that provides so much commentary on Afghanistan...a favorite sport, life goes on, an old dictatorship, beautiful art...

It's really all about perspective this week, and this photo rocks it

I love how this one harkens back to the first one I chose. I also love that the photographer obviously kept and chose this photo. Many might say the flying seeds messed up the picture, but it's truly what makes it.

Security System

Perhaps there should be an addendum, though, such as "But for me, the people are. You like your odds?"

I may be pretty "liberal" about many things, but gun ownership is not one of them. Then again, it's a right I think the ACLU could and should actually stand up for. Oh well, not in the mood for politics right now. Just thought the sign was an interesting deterrent.

Too Much

It's really not fair, that one woman would get all of this cuteness to herself. So I'll share:

Sleeping in a pile, as usual

A close-up
(From front to back that's Fluffy, Big Blackie, Little Creamy, and Runty- hey, I'm trying not to get too attached!)

The two big ones, best buds

Runty all alone :(

Meeting my foster cat, Almond (More on her later!)

Probably my favorite picture of the troops

Caught by Fluffy!

Exploring the apartment- big world, so small!

Belated Happy Bunday!

A very, VERY long overdue introduction of my new bunny, Daisy.

She was originally saved by a college theatre major who was in a play that called for a live bunny:

The girl planned on only fostering Daisy (then named Posy), and then I came along on Petfinder. The rest, of course, is history, and a forever home for Miss Daisy. :)

She is such an awesome bun: litterbox trained, out of her pen when I'm home and follows me around (so cute to have a bunny hopping along behind you!), loves treats and earscratches, etc. We shared an apple on the couch together just the other night! I never knew rabbits could be so rewarding!

Video of when she first came to stay with us... (We're at RightHand's apartment and the people from whom we adopted her are there, too):



And another quick video of her hopping:

When we first got her, Latte wouldn't leave her side

And sometimes they still hang out

Hopping into the kitty bed we thought she might like

And she did like it- for about an hour, then never again, of course

Enjoying a carrot!

Yum yum

And the end of the carrot

And some awesome video footage of said carrot and Daisy's adorable circle-chewing:



Don't be fooled; she is a very mischeivious bunny (more on that later...) and the other day she had hopped on my bookshelf and was eyeing some delicious cords:



When she gets relaxed, her little legs fly out from underneath her as she settles in:

So cute

Really cute!

Melting...

Another cute incident :)

A closer look

Her nice clean playpen

Enjoying her habitat

And this is what it looks like in the morning after she has done some pouting/re-arranging

Trying to escape ;)

She had a funny saddle-like line as her coat shed out

Oh those ears!

Checking things out

Helping mommy spy on the neighbors

And that's Daisy! :)