All Things Supercinski

So last week, Thomas and I went for a walk around the neighborhood and through Wolf Pen Creek, as we often do. It was getting dark so things were getting more difficult to see. A block from our house, we noticed a bright white blob in someone’s yard. No, it was not an angel or anything of the sort, but the cutest, sweetest, little white bunny with small ears and big brown eyes. The bunny was just chilling in someone’s front yard munching away at weeds. He was so consumed with his weed-eating that we were able to squat down two feet away from him–I suspected that he was blind. Thomas figured he probably escaped through the backyard with the open gate. We didn’t give it much thought until two nights later when who did we see, but the same cute little bunny! He was up to his same business of eating in the dark open to dog attacks and animal killers. It didn’t take too much convincing to get Thomas to try to capture it to make it our very own backyard bunny. So we got a box and attempted to corral him into it, but he knew our tricks and hopped away as fast as he could through the open gate. We couldn’t tresspass and get him out of whoever’s yard it was, so we figured that’s where he lived and left him alone. But as we drove the next night, guess who we saw? Our not-so-blind cute little bunny friend. So much for our very own backyard bunny. Maybe he’s really just a vampire.

BREAKING NEWS UPDATE ON THE BUNNY SITUATION: So we went for another walk immediately after I wrote this post. And who did we see? The bunny. We took it as a sign that he really did need a home, and we came home and got a box and a plan. On our way over, we met a boy from down the street who loves to climb trees and rollerblade. He decided to help us. While the boy and I attempted to chase the bunny into Thomas and the box (but not into the street), the lady of the house happened to see us and come out. Yikes. However, she was so nice and said that it was her neighbor’s bunny and they let it roam free in their yards. She also said we weren’t the first people to try to catch the sneaky little bunny. So, again, no bunny, but we got to meet lots of neighbors, which was really fun too.

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