After the worst spinal shots for at least a year, Chai bunny didn't get her playtime in the spare room the past day or 2-but she's so perceptive as she senses when I'm really bad, & doesn't stand up & scratch on the door as a signal. Tonight I let her out, slowly followed as she dashed down the hallway, jumping up in a 'Binky' along the way, & by the time I caught up in crashed on a bed she had pulled out the moss from the fake ficus tree. Such a sneaky cutie face. Here is me catching her, & her 'I'm so sweet you can't get upset long' face. Works every single time.
Don't you love it when they try to make you feel better by playing? I know you love her so much.
ReplyDeleteI used to have two pet bunnies. I loved them so much. When they died, I decided I would go to school anyway, and cried in front of my entire class. My peers couldn't understand my attachment to those sweet things.
ReplyDeleteNellie your comment stayed with me, in & out of sleeping, all day. I realize how blessed I am, & why I often like & trust animals more than people. I'm so sorry.
ReplyDelete@V-she got in bed with me me, a terrible pain day & just put her head down, right next to me to be rubbed the way she loves it, & for a moment I forgot my pain. Xxxooo you both
I know exactly what you meant by "binkie" and it made me smile! I'm sure your beloved bun-bun gives you lots of smiles. I love bunnies too! But at the moment we have lots of cats.
ReplyDeleteMay your day be as good a day as it can be. *gentle hugs* from another Spoonie