OK. So most of my blogs are about rabbits, homes for rabbits and so on. What can I say? It's an addiction.
(We need a tiny bunny smilie!)
Anyway, hope everyone had a pleasant Thanksgiving break. We did, despite the PyrexFiasco of 2006.
Yes indeed. I cooked all day, the day before T-giving. We were to go to my mother's house, and because she is...
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Anyway, hope everyone had a pleasant Thanksgiving break. We did, despite the PyrexFiasco of 2006.
Yes indeed. I cooked all day, the day before T-giving. We were to go to my mother's house, and because she is...
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urblueygrl:
i think my life is so much better because of what i do. it helps me try to to live every day to the fullest... me and my husband's motto is to live everyday like were on vacation.
alleycake:
Wow yea, that really does help. I think you got right to the problems here. I do have little anxiety attacks every once in a while when I feel like things are piling up or that I'm being stifled by my environment or something. School started today and walking back and forth from class in the morning and afternoon helps me collect my thoughts and get ready to face the rest of the day. Also I have been a little more withdrawn from the boyfriend, setting aside "me" time although I really need to do that more, sometimes I feel like if I had a creative outlet I would be much happier rather than dulling my mind with TV all the time. I actually did start writing just to get my feelings out the other night and it helped me start writing my papers too and so that helped take away some stress. I think you're right about me being mildly depressed but I don't think it's the kind I need to see a therapist about. Someday I will get therapy though cause some days I really do feel like I need to see someone before I end up in the loony bin lol. Other than that I'll start working out again, writing, and staying on top of my homework and see how things work out. I think I took my 21 year oldness a little too far and was partying too much and not thinking enough. Anyway thanks for your advice, I'm glad I'm not alone in things that this.
P.s. I like your profile pic.
P.s. I like your profile pic.
sureality:
So I noticed you dug the last bailey set! If you are interested you can read about behind the scenes info in my Oct. 31st journal entry. So did you notice the burning car? Most people mised it. Its our fun little "plant".
Fred Astaire
Fred was a Californian boy, a lovely, friendly, cuddly, happy rabbit.
Still, whoever the humans were who first took him in-he was most likely an "Easter Bunny"-they got sick of him, didn't want to be bothered caring for an adult rabbits needs, most likely had no idea what a rabbit needed at all, baby or adult. And before he was even 6 months...
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Fred was a Californian boy, a lovely, friendly, cuddly, happy rabbit.
Still, whoever the humans were who first took him in-he was most likely an "Easter Bunny"-they got sick of him, didn't want to be bothered caring for an adult rabbits needs, most likely had no idea what a rabbit needed at all, baby or adult. And before he was even 6 months...
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amadio:
I'm a fan of Shakespear so I think when I see that style of writing in other films it makes me like them more. "My own private Idaho" does fit that bill. Most recently I thought the same of "Kiss kiss, Bang bang"... Dark theme with great comic relief.
vegasdaddy:
I used to be a California boy, a friendly, cuddly, happy rabbit.
HELP! Rabbits need homes or they willbe euthanized.
Here's the deal:
I run a non profit, no-kill rabbit rescue. We run a program, "Friends of Shelter Rabbits," at a local shelter. We provide daily cleaning, feeding and exercise for the rabbtis there, as well as providing all of the food, hutches, medical care, etc. We take rabbits into our homes to foster as soon as...
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Here's the deal:
I run a non profit, no-kill rabbit rescue. We run a program, "Friends of Shelter Rabbits," at a local shelter. We provide daily cleaning, feeding and exercise for the rabbtis there, as well as providing all of the food, hutches, medical care, etc. We take rabbits into our homes to foster as soon as...
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haushinka:
we could either make a fortune or ruin ourselves with that lol.
Yes my tat is real : )
Yes my tat is real : )
annisa:
you are awesome to help the bunnies..wish I was able to help..funds are low again, damn car
It is amazing to me that the world gets by as well as it does. Seriously. This is not the first time this has happened, but one of the many phone calls I got to (related to the rescue) was from an adult woman, with children, who wanted to know what she should do about her rabbit's broken leg.
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number42:
Poor pockets. I hope he learns to hop in a straight line soon.
incorrigible:
YAY! POCKETS! WOOT!
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takesatraintocry:
I did! I saw it when it first aired, but need to see it again. I was quite impressed. It didn't pretend to be a comprehensive bio doc with the same old tired and dishonest 'arc', and instead wandered between years and ideas just like a good Dylan song. I have to buy it eventually. What did you think?
number42:
I can't believe you have Watership Down on your top booklist!
Well, actually, you do love bunnies and it is a great book, but it's still a suprise.
Well, actually, you do love bunnies and it is a great book, but it's still a suprise.
Argh
So, who IS afraid of Virginia Woolf?


As for your flattery, I thank you, but we both know my journals are less a point of interest in and of themselves, as a virtual salon, a meeting place for the disgruntled and book-bored scions of privilege to voice their complaints and shop their M.F.A stunted writing skills... A fun fact about me: I talk endless shit, but I tend to lose most Scrabble games. Not sure why.
True story: ever been to Gibraltar? It's an oddity all right. Anyway, they have semi-domesticated apes running around, and the tourist love them. So much so that they sell bags of peanuts from push carts all around the famous 'rock of.' My friend Jason committed the mortal sin of eating the monkey peanuts in front of a cunning elder male ape. He took this for the affront that it was not, and proceeded to MUG my friend. He walked right up and whopped him hard on the lower arm. My buddy fled with little to no grace, and the ape took the nuts. Before he climbed the hillside, he looked back at me, and I may be crazy but I swear he tried to flick me off.