From all the bunnies at Heartland.....
"We wish you a nice quiet hiding place to curl up in today. Thank you everyone for loving us and supporting us all year long. You are the best!"
posted by Heartland at 6:09 AM
Thursday, November 25, 2010
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9 Comments:
Those snooze-time bunnies look awfully relaxed. :-)
Who is that chillin with Sofiebella?
Happy Thanksgiving everybody!
:)
VE and Christina, this picture is my favorite of Einstein and Gizmo, elderly brothers from the past. They often ran free in the warren and picked that spot under the food wagon to curl up and nap. My second favorite picture of one of them is with the frogs at the warren door. They knew how to chill out.
Thank you Layla for the Thanksgiving wishes. We had a nice day. Hope you did too.
Jeannie
Ahhhh, that explains it. I thought that was little Sofie and she had finally decided she liked another bunny. I should have known. LOL
That is the cutest picture!!!! I remember the one with the frogs, but I've never seen this one. Such little sweeties!
Good hiding and good snuggling makes for godd bunns!
Those are two little noses just made to be kissed. How very precious they are! And what a snuggly photo. Love it! :)
Andrea, that surprises me you haven't seen that one, but then again we have around 9,000 pictures in the picture files. There are probably many of yours that I haven't seen too. Wish we had time to sit down and share photo albums. Maybe in 2011.
RG, those two were constantly being found in new hiding places in the warren. In a pile of laundry was one of their favorites.
Krissa, it is nice to hear from you again. Yes, these two brothers were like two peas in a pod. They were never far from each other. Now and then I would see one of them outside when the other might be snoozing inside. But it wasn't long before the one inside realized the other wasn't snoozing with him and he would go find his brother.
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