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Thanks Fluffy no problem! I love puttingStanley's pictures on here. I can actually share them with people otherthan my family who sees him everyday. :D

Thank you, Christine - I just love looking atpics of Bella and Onzlo. I was just thinking about their last photoshoot, when they were doing those weird 'let's do all the same thing'poses. :D

pamnock wrote: How bizarre...the same thing happened to me the last couple of weeks.Ravenous describes it perfectly. I thought it was because we started upsoccer again, but maybe I was wrong. It's gone away now.

rabbitgirl wrote: This one looks like a portrait that would be hung over the fireplace in a grand house. :)

Carolyn wrote: I agree Carolyn - I've been admiring that avatar since she put it up, but kept forgetting to say so! :? I'm glad you did.

Aw! He's so CUTE! He looks just like a stuffed toy. And from what I'veseen in your posts, acts like one, too! LOL I think I need to bringStanley over to visit so Sebbie can teach him how to act like a stuffedbunny. We have way too much Bunnitude happening over here, all becausewe just want to...

MyBunnyBoys wrote: Laura, maybe you can search some Canadian stores online. That's how Ifound where I could buy the cubes in my area. Think of some stores nearyou, then search for the cubes at their online stores. Then all youhave to do is call or drive to the local store and see if they...

RaspberrySwirl wrote: Soooo, any of you experienced bunnynappers wanna help us snatch him? Wecould claim we were going for bunnies and got him by accident. *furtivelooks*

Fergi wrote: Yes! My thirteen yr. old and I had a nice discussion about this threadwhich covered animal euthanasia, how geographical location "can"influence political/emotional/moral stances, and gun control. All inall, I thought a lot of meaty discussion for one thread.

RaspberrySwirl wrote: Very nicely put, Raspberry. I wanted to comment on the point that itdoes have a lot to do with where you are raised and what you are usedto. I'll use a different situation than putting animals down to make mypoint. I have two friends who birthed their children at home. At...

sandhills_rabbits wrote: Haha, I understand! I have a 9th grader and an 8th grader and we'vebeen homeschooling since they were in kindergarten and 1st grade. It'sa hard but rewarding and fabulous job, isn't it? Most people who don'thomeschool have a different view of homeschooling than an...

pamnock wrote: I'm very impressed with your fourteen yr. old 'taking care of her' for his mom and little brother, and then telling you she went instantly and was not afraid. What a remarkable young man you have there.

Stephanie wrote: Yes! I just answered an old post that had been bumped up and didn'teven know it. I'm still trying to get used to all the folks and bunnieshere (so have'nt posted much lately, just read a LOT) but not sure Iever will get caught up to speed! :dude:

Oh, DUH. I didn't even realize it was an old post bumped up. But I'mglad she did because I got to see the "Cali as Alice" pictures and ithelps me understand more about your rabbits. I have a hard time keepingup with who is who and whose rabbits are whose sometimes. I hadBunnyMommy and...

Carolyn wrote: You're right, that is soooo Alice in Wonderland! Is that the cage of the little cutie in your avatar? Cali is just beautiful!

Bo B Bunny wrote: OMG, how hilarious.

How sweet are THEY! Oh, so cute, so cute...

ROFLMBO! That is toooooo funny, Christine.

2bunmom wrote: Thank you, Beckie! I got the zip ties at Walmart in the hardwaresection -- they are called Cable Ties and there are various sizes. Iused the small ones, but I only have the one bun and he is fairlysmall. I'll tell ya, though, just in case you think you want to do it-- don't make...

sunnysideup wrote: Yep, you got it. The original cage was a small Wabbitat, and I wantedto incorporate it since I had just gotten it. Plus, he was used to hisfood and potty being in there so I thought it would be nice to keep allof the original and just 'add on' to it. I attached the panels to...