Gee thanks for the alternative

Similar boat, after our first rabbit passed away we decided to rescue a bunny to be a partner for our second rabbit, who was still only 4, when the first moved on. He was 8, and had a few serious medical events after a rough patch with seizures, and he was on weekly antibiotic injections for two years.

Rescue bunny is a big new Zealand red eyed white, who is very picky, blind, and anxious. After a few tough months where we had to segregate the house, we managed to bond them but he has never been all that relaxed around humans or tolerant of grooming, nail trimming, etc etc.

He’s now 3.5 years old, we adopted him at 9 months. This month he’s started letting us pick him up without struggling (for nail trims), started flopping while being pet/near us, and is all around a lot less anxious (except for scary things like dogs, birds, and loud noises - he is almost completely blind I think).

They’re just such sweet animals once they form a relationship with you, but most people don’t “speak” rabbit love as easily as they “speak” dog or cat love. Nothing better than our little lady running to my feet every morning when I get up, and grooming my legs every time I sit on the floor!

I feel half the city is struggling at the moment. Plane trees and wattle blooming everywhere.

Thanks! Film with a wide angle lens goes very hard in the right lighting.

And watch Master & Commander while you’re at it.

Echo this. I work in a similar proposal world which requires too much tailoring and fan fare. Feed in the RFP, load up our USP/methodology, and record a meeting where we talk shit about what the proposal needs to accomplish.

It shortcuts the first 50-60% of the process. But it’s helpful to have something to build over, rather than from scratch.

Likewise, Pixel 6 with similar track record but nearing 4 years. Plus it sits on my motorcycle handlebars for 18000km+ so it’s hardly been coddled.

This all just makes me so sad about the future of phones. What a shit set of decisions we have coming up.

The “-ology” books? My parents kept my set of those in a box for however many years - at least 15 - and they’ve been passed on to my niece and nephew.

I am not going to lie, they still capture my attention the same way now. And I still remember the answers to all the riddles in Dragonology.

Trentemøller - Miss You.

Though, that album (The Last Resort) from end to end elicits feelings in me that I don’t think I knew existed into until the first time I heard it.

PNG, like “PNG”