I am a bunny that marches to her own drum. I thump at Mom during dinner time and
not every day either. I eat slowly and I
will not eat any old thing. I will NOT
eat the stem, or bottom part of the lettuce, you know, like a kid won’t eat the
crust on the peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Food is NOT a motivator for me either. For treats, I don’t really eat carrots, bananas, or grapes. I like Barley Biscuits. However if I am upset, I will ignore them
for days. I love to run, hang out in the
brown chair, and lately I have been a better hay eater too.
Taking medicine is beneath me and I make it hard on Dad to
give me medicine too. I don’t mean anything
by it, I just don’t like medicine. I
will go in and out of my pen on my own.
Dad just needs to tell me when to go back to my house. I don’t like to snuggle, but I will nose bump
or sit close to Mom and Dad. I rarely
let anyone pet me in or out of the pen. I have a buddy to hang out with anyway.
In the house we have another bunny who belongs here; her
name is Button. She broke the letter “I”
naming scheme. If you didn’t notice, and
it was by chance, we all have the letter “I” in our names—even Midnight; however, she passed away
before she was able to write on the blog.
Dad will share her story later. Everyone
has an “I” in their name—Sioux, the bunny Mom and Dad drove to South Dakota to
rescue, and Cookie, the other foster fur kid who is now at the sanctuary bonded
with his mate Madison. They are waiting
for their forever home.
My running around friend is Button; we hang out in the
living room. I will run and she will
crawl very fast behind me. We will groom
each other and then hang out some more.
Button has a dislocated back leg, and the other leg is having an unknown
issue that the doctor cannot pinpoint.
She has neurological concerns too.
The doctor said Button has to get bigger and stronger before her legs
can be fixed. Button is about seven
months or older. She is my buddy. She is my Button.
Sincerely,
Maisy Bug
Mom and dad, please say you are going to keep Button! Don't separate Maisy and Button!
ReplyDeleteTo Brandi and Speedyrabbit, Yes, we are keeping Button...we cannot separate them or Button with us. Button is a permanent member of our family. Unfortunately, Button is a sick little girl. She will be part of the stories but until we know more (time will tell), we are caution on our writing. I hope this make sense. :=)) - TwoBunnyBlog's Dad
DeleteYes ditto what Brandi said please keep her
ReplyDeleteIt DOES make sense. See, I have an emotional interest in the bunnies on the bunny blogs I visit. When Goldie at HOR died, I cried off and on for a few days every time I went to HOR. Same with Cinnamon at DR. I worried about Speedy when that cat attacked him. I worried non stop about Gus when his dad was forcing Critical Care on him. And when Tokki was sick, I was glad you only mentioned it AFTER she was better because I would have been sick with worry as if she were my bunny. So I DO get it. I will pray for Ms. Button. You know, you could always spell her name Buttin, you know, for the "i". As in Head Buttin. hehehe. St. Melangell is the patron saint of Hares and I translate that rather loosely to include rabbits, too. And I always ask St. Francis to watch over my babies and shelter babies. I know you guys probably are not catholic-ish (RC, EO, Anglican or Episcopalian,Lutheran) but I am enough for us all, so I hope you don't mind that I mentioned it. I love your babies, too!
ReplyDeleteWe love that you love them. We look forward to every one's comments and it makes us smile when everyone cares. Mom keeps track of every one's bunnies better than I do but I am always in the loop.
DeleteI like the idea of Buttin :=))
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ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Pals forever!!!
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