I don't know why I never get to blog anymore. Was I doing it wrong? Sometimes I don't understand my human.
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- Ann (bunnygirl)
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11 comments:
Oh Cadbury, you look so sad. Don't forget the cardinal rule of bundom: buns never do anything wrong. It must be all your human's fault. I bet Lola could help you retrain your human. Onward!
I bet your human has been busy training - that tends to keep one away from blogging. You do look very sad :-(
Oh, Cadbury! Don't look so glum. Occasional blogging is better than no blogging at all. But I agree, tell your human to get on it! :)
Cadbury, we hang on your every word anyway, whether it's an every day post, or just once in a while. We do miss your cute face, though.
oh Cadbury, I miss you too!
S'okay, Cadbury, we're here for you. Your human must just have other things happening - give her a thump as a reminder!
Sometimes? Only Sometimes? you don't understand????
Sigh. We hear ya.
Do not try to understand your human, it´s an impossible mission! Humans are a bit stupid! Muahahahahaha!
Must. Smooch. Nose.
Just wanted to stop by with a message for your human...she said recently that the biggest cheers were for the last finisher, and I wanted to tell her, "I know, I remember!"
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