Who knows how these things evolve, but on the
Rabbit Ramblings Facebook page, "Bunny Butt Fridays" has become a tradition. They seem to be popular posts. The pictures make people smile (and Fridays usually help, too). So, hoping to spread the happiness, said bunny butts will be accumulated on this page...
 |
78 years ago today (07-27-1940), Bugs Bunny made his debut in "A Wild Hare".
Happy Anniversary, BB! |
 |
Halloween approaches, as this is posted.
(Annie's) |
 |
| Baby bunny butt |
 |
| Bunya, Lucy & Ethel |
 |
| Lucy & Ethel |
 |
| Bunny butt cupcake |
 |
| Pierre's derrière. |
 |
| Mr. Bunya shows us his butt. |
 |
| Bunny butt o'lantern (for Halloween) |
 |
It's eerie (or ear-ie), but this bunny butt
seems to be trying to tell us it's 9:00. |
Rabbit Ramblings Bunny Butts
![Photo: Smile because ... bunny butts!
And it's Friday!
[Thanks, Mariah, for the cute pic of Reina & Cooper!]](https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/t1/p403x403/1613766_661310467249937_816098006_n.jpg)
that's a lot of butts. Really.
ReplyDeleteMore to come. I have a buttload of a backlog of bunny butt. Posted on Bunny Butt Fridays via the Rabbit Ramblings Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RabbitRamblings/.
DeleteNumber 289, was once dubbed "Epic Tail!" here. That pic was our precious Lola, who passed over the Rainbow Bridge, last Thursday, April 11, 2019. Our dearly adored bun was lost to us, in mere hours, due o her incredible capacity to act like she was ok, until it was too late to save her. I've no doubt that she and your sweet Lucy are getting acquainted and playing in the flowers, together.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry for your loss. Know how that feels and a piece of your heart is gone. It's just like babies - not fair when they get sick and they can't tell you what hurts.
DeleteThank you. We figured out what happened. We moved into a new house, a couple months ago, and though we knew the carpet was new - we didn't know just HOW new. She'd ingested enough carpet fuzz, simply through her grooming, to clog up her poor tummy. We had no idea. She loved her new home, and all the freedom it afforded her, even though it didn't last long for her. We found the perfect resting place for her, in the flower garden, just outside one of our favorite windows, so she'll always be close by.
DeleteThey are so sensitive to so many things (especially their digestive systems).
Delete