Bunnies Confer over New Situation

It's been a little over two months since Mary Jane has entered the household and the bunnies are still unsure as how to handle this. Three of them (as seen to the left) met to discuss if there should be an official protest or just let her into the family. They claim that there is only so much food allotted to the family and an extra mouth -- especially a human one -- will take away from what they get in their food dish. But even if they do hold a vote and petition to protest as they are wont (and legally obliged) to do, it doesn't seem like Miss Jill and Mister John will starve their new infant.

"We will still feed our precious little girl," Miss Jill said upon hearing this. "Mister John's belly on the other hand might need a cutback." There was no comment from Mister John's belly at press time.

Uneventful Thumpsgiving

While Mister John and Miss Jill were away, the rabbits did not throw their intended Thumpsgiving Parade. Ironically, they were locked in their cages and could not get out to coordinate this parade which would protest the cruelty that humans do to rabbits. Chip did get out of his cage and startled the bunny sitter because she could not find him. He was hiding in the (soon-to-be hopefully) nursery and didn't feel like saying Hi to the stranger. The girls got out this afternoon but were too focused on grazing the grass to deal with such matters as civil unrest.

With that in mind, Miss Jill made sure that no rabbit parades will be scheduled until December. Good for her!