See, they do look Japanese, right? White ones with cloth and the pink ones are kind of fluffy ones.
Saturday, 27 February 2010
Rabbit sticker 1 (US)
I found them in one of the imported antique store in Kamakura last time I went back.
Western rabbits somehow look western, too.
I love these. They are beautiful. Round ones are 3D, too.
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
$10 a pack Chilean blueberry vs $80 a pack Japanese strawberry
2:nil.
Chilean blueberry defeated Japanese strawberry~~~!!
She loves the blueberries very much that she can just hawl the whole thing into her mouth in 2 bites.
So this proves tastebud of the rabbit is not the same as ours.:)
Chilean blueberry defeated Japanese strawberry~~~!!
She loves the blueberries very much that she can just hawl the whole thing into her mouth in 2 bites.
So this proves tastebud of the rabbit is not the same as ours.:)
Friday, 5 February 2010
She's LO~NG.
Recently, we often see Kenshiro lying down next to Panda-chan (her panda buddy)really relaxed. It's really nice to see her being like that.
Anyway, look at her banana-body length!
Now, she is easily longer than Panda-chan!!
Wednesday, 3 February 2010
Sad decision for the difficult reason.
One of my colleagues passed by my desk and as he saw my desk full of rabbits' picture and stuff, he shared about one of his friends.
She recently had a baby.
Their place is rather small, (I udnerstand how "small" in HK can really be.)
they also share the place with her parents.
They have 2 Lop-ear rabbits.
So now they have decided to bring these 2 bunnies to HKRS.
When I heard it, I couldn't blame them, like I normally would to those who lightly abandon their companion animals.
Because if they did live in the tiny place like mine,
I can so easily imagine how crowded it is now.
In my place, we even hesitate to have another bunny.
Never even imagine to live with in-laws.
Nor having a baby.
All I can say very clearly is this;
I will never give up Kenshiro.
This, regardless of anything.
And I'm thankful that my husband has the same heart as mine.
I do see a piece of hope in their decision to bring the bunnies to HKRS.
In doing so, they have given these buns another chance for loving home.
I really hope they.. in fact all of bunnies in HKRS can find their home where they will be loved and cared for for the rest of their lives.
She recently had a baby.
Their place is rather small, (I udnerstand how "small" in HK can really be.)
they also share the place with her parents.
They have 2 Lop-ear rabbits.
So now they have decided to bring these 2 bunnies to HKRS.
When I heard it, I couldn't blame them, like I normally would to those who lightly abandon their companion animals.
Because if they did live in the tiny place like mine,
I can so easily imagine how crowded it is now.
In my place, we even hesitate to have another bunny.
Never even imagine to live with in-laws.
Nor having a baby.
All I can say very clearly is this;
I will never give up Kenshiro.
This, regardless of anything.
And I'm thankful that my husband has the same heart as mine.
I do see a piece of hope in their decision to bring the bunnies to HKRS.
In doing so, they have given these buns another chance for loving home.
I really hope they.. in fact all of bunnies in HKRS can find their home where they will be loved and cared for for the rest of their lives.
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