whuffle and I recently set things up so our rabbits can have nearly free range in the house. Last night my son was giddy with excitement over the arrival of some "Sid the Science Kid" DVDs we got from woot.com. He sat on a foot rest watching with rapt attention eating strawberries. Every few minutes he would reach down and give a strawberry top to one of ( Read more... )

Beanbag

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A couple of weeks ago, Caleb was helping me sweep up in the Bunny room. There was a large pile of bunny poop (hard, dry pellets) clustered near her food dish of Cheyenne, our blind bunny. While happily sweeping up Caleb said "Cheyenne, don't poop there. Don't poop in your dish! You can't eat poops ( Read more... )

Or, why I'm tired and fueled largely by coffee today.

The silly fight

Last night after Hootie went to bed Whuffle and I had a fight. I'm not quite sure how we got into a fight about something like this but the argument was ultimately about why Hootie has been all about Daddy the last few days, when he's usually obsessed with Mommy. I had a theory ( Read more... )

This is the sort of viral campaign that the company owner wants us to be producing eventually.

I used a photo of Beanbag in, what amounts to, a Vanilla Ice emulator.

It's not often you get to muck around with something silly like this and have it be work related.

EDIT: I deleted the embed code and the cut that contained it. It was a viral ( Read more... )

Whuffle and I have been part of an ongoing battle ( Read more... )

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The only surviving pair of 20 endangered pygmy rabbits released as part of a program to increase their numbers in the wild have dodged coyotes, badgers, hawks and owls and found time for love. Proud scientists announced Thursday that the rabbits have successfully bred.

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GIS for Pygmy Rabbits

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Clearly, this is still a work in progress, but I've added some more motion and a bit of text. The motion is a bit jerky in places. I need to drop still more photos from the slide show and mix it up a bit so all the photos of a single bunny aren't gathered together.

We've all seen videos of dogs freaking out over Roombas, and cats running scared, but how would a rabbit handle a Roomba?