Listening to: The Dwarves,, "I Wanna Kill Your Boyfriend".
Digesting: Huevos Rancheros and Plantain Chips, Mmm.
Reading: Currently partway through a book called "The Last Report of the Miracles at Little No Horse:
Today I went to brunch, which was delicious beyond reason, and to a boat show which was fairly dull, and a pet shop (my friend needed to buy kingworms for her Bearded Dragons), where I patted a pug/Bichon puppy, and held two bunnies, and patted a third bunny, and talked to a bird, and tried to spot tiny, tiny, dirt-coloured frogs in a huge terarrium. terrarium? meh. Anyway, I heart the pet shop, though I always want them all to come home with me and befriend my marvelous Tango-cat. Ooh, there were baby ferrets, too...they're just fuzzy snakes with tiny toes, really.
Speaking of bunnies (and when am I not, really?), have you met Oolong? This story broke my heart. I am IN LOVE with the bunny named Oolong.
Oolong was a bunny owned by a guy in Japan, who obviously really loved his bunny, and enjoyed taking pictures of it. And one day, being silly, ne noticed that Oolong liked to hold still and pose with objects on his head.
Start at the bottom....you can't read the titles, as it's in Japanese, but if you use Internet Explorer and mouse-hover over the photos, you can read captions for most photos.
I have never seen a more beloved pet, who had a more wonderful life. When I got to the top, I bawled like an infant. Seriously....sobbing. I love Oolong.
And I love, love, love that even the photosets that feature Oolong going on big adventures, out in the snow, or fields of flowers, the last picture is almost always Oolong curled up in his home, warm and content at the end, as if to say "See? We made it home, juuuuust fine."
http://www.fsinet.or.jp/~sokaisha/rabbit/rabbit.htm
Digesting: Huevos Rancheros and Plantain Chips, Mmm.
Reading: Currently partway through a book called "The Last Report of the Miracles at Little No Horse:
Today I went to brunch, which was delicious beyond reason, and to a boat show which was fairly dull, and a pet shop (my friend needed to buy kingworms for her Bearded Dragons), where I patted a pug/Bichon puppy, and held two bunnies, and patted a third bunny, and talked to a bird, and tried to spot tiny, tiny, dirt-coloured frogs in a huge terarrium. terrarium? meh. Anyway, I heart the pet shop, though I always want them all to come home with me and befriend my marvelous Tango-cat. Ooh, there were baby ferrets, too...they're just fuzzy snakes with tiny toes, really.
Speaking of bunnies (and when am I not, really?), have you met Oolong? This story broke my heart. I am IN LOVE with the bunny named Oolong.
Oolong was a bunny owned by a guy in Japan, who obviously really loved his bunny, and enjoyed taking pictures of it. And one day, being silly, ne noticed that Oolong liked to hold still and pose with objects on his head.
Start at the bottom....you can't read the titles, as it's in Japanese, but if you use Internet Explorer and mouse-hover over the photos, you can read captions for most photos.
I have never seen a more beloved pet, who had a more wonderful life. When I got to the top, I bawled like an infant. Seriously....sobbing. I love Oolong.
And I love, love, love that even the photosets that feature Oolong going on big adventures, out in the snow, or fields of flowers, the last picture is almost always Oolong curled up in his home, warm and content at the end, as if to say "See? We made it home, juuuuust fine."
http://www.fsinet.or.jp/~sokaisha/rabbit/rabbit.htm
Oolong's quite famous on the boards. Just search for "pancake bunny."