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Cute Alert: Bunny Has Some Issues With Hopping
This bunny has evolved into an upright biped all for the love of a good snack. I'm the same way with nachos, little guy. We all have our weaknesses.
"One Scoop or Two?"
I think one scoop of Buns is enough, thank you. Any more may kill me.
Cute Alert: Baby Bunny
This little thing is silent, but deadly — as in deadly cute. From the tiny ears to the teeny hop, it's a good thing I don't have one. I'd never leave my house.
This Bunny Is Kicking Arse and Taking Names
Simon here is a contestant in the ibeatyou stare down competition. Here's how it goes: Players challenge each other and go eyeball-to-eyeball to see who can stare into their webcams the longest without blinking. Simon, a fierce competitor, has beaten many — including one Jessica Alba.
Rabbit Gets a Massage
This bunny had a busy Easter, so what better way to unwind than to get a robotic bunny massage? Wait, what?!
How Would You . . .
Happy Easter! Did someone in your family or circle of friends receive a cute basket from the Easter Bunny today? If so, I bet all of you eco-savvy Casa readers aren't going to just throw that basket out.
The Card Shop: Hippity Hop Letterpress Bunny Card
Although it may not exactly be tradition to send cards for Easter (Christmas, yes; birthdays, yes), I'd be delighted to receive this Hippity Hop Letterpress Bunny Card ($3.50). I'm loving the cute bushy tails and long whiskers of this quintuplet of rosy bunnies. Considering that Easter is fast approaching, and Spring has officially sprung, I most definitely endorse sending some in celebration of the vernal equinox, too.
Etsy Find: Block Print Bunny Stuffie
In anticipation of Easter, I figured I should throw some more rabbits at you. Well, not literally, but figuratively anyhow. If any rabbit pillow could be cool, the Art Goodies Block Print Bunny Stuffie ($14) most definitely is.
Roundup: I Want Some Bunny to Love
While most people associate the Easter bunny with the Christian holiday, according to Saxon tradition, the Easter bunny is the earthly symbol of the pagan goddess Eostre who was worshiped in the pagan festival of Eastre, which was a celebration of Spring. Only much later, when Germans brought the legend to the United States, was the Easter bunny integrated into Easter Sunday festivities.
Whatever the stories surrounding the origin, I love the Easter bunny — heck, I love all bunnies (unless they get in my garden, and then I get hopping mad).
Cute Alert: Bunny Out Cold
Oh, little bunny rabbit. Did you have a hard night? Too many Carrotinis?
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