Bunny love

This week we are bunny-sitting for some friends from church who are putting their house on the market and don't want potential buyers to be scared away by bunny dootlets scattered about the house. And since our house is going to be demolished in a couple months anyway, a little bunny mishap here or there isn't going to cost us anything.



The boys love the bunny! They had the best time chasing her around the basement earlier today. Poor bunny often sought refuge under the bed, and the boys would get down on their bellies and growl at her in true Wolf fashion. Well, actually Joshua would growl and Caleb would laugh hysterically. At one point Joshua grabbed the bunny by the loose skin on her back and picked her up! The bunny was very cooperative and didn't put up a fight. When he let go of the bunny, he had two fistfuls of fur. Poor bunny! When I hold the bunny and pet her, Joshua will sometimes stick his head in between me and the bunny so that I can "pet" his head, too. I think he's just making sure that this bunny isn't going to replace him as mama's boy.

In other news, Caleb and Joshua have discovered the deliciousness of summer fruits. They love eating peaches, nectarines, and plums, provided that they are ripe and sweet. Caleb's favorite food is still yogurt. Whenever the fridge is open, he points to the YoBaby stash and asks if he can eat some. He will only eat yogurt if he thinks it's YoBaby brand, but since it's rather expensive I've been buying organic yogurt in bulk tubs as well. I save the little YoBaby cups, wash them, and pour yogurt from the big tubs into the little cups in order to trick Caleb into thinking he's getting YoBaby. I have a feeling he might catch on pretty soon, though, because he watches me like a hawk in eager anticipation of getting this cold creamy treat.