Moon's Graden

Hello just wondering if anyone is still coming here?Wondering how Daryl and Nona and the buns are.Carla.

We check often but APR gets very little in the way of postings.  Other than a christmas card it's been a long time since I saw anything from Daryl.

Rich & the soon to be "camping bunnies"

D.Stussy,you had some of the most unique distinguished buns ever!Carla.

Rich,hope you Mr.Pepper and Miss Ivy have a wonderful time back on the camping trail.Carla.

Nice to hear some sounds in this echo chamber.

Good news on my buns. Flew through their most recent annual physicals.

Eurydice will be 10 in July, God willing, and Mr. Smokey Stewart is her
father. His age is unknown but he is clearly at least 6 months older
than she is.

And little Flo shows no signs of the chronic sinus infection she had
when I got her from the Manhattan animal shelter. She no longer
"percolates" (makes a noise like a little percolator when she breathes).
When he first saw her, Dr. Stanzione thought that she would have it
forever. Good, clean, hay-and-greens-filled living in the
Cleland/Sibulkin home. I'm so happy for her--and us.  We really like her.

I've been kind of lying low myself. I'm not flat on my back, but I've
had my own pesky respiratory infection for way too long. I am *so* ready
for it to be spring.

Nice to see/hear/read all of you.

Nona

Hi Carla, and anyone else still here.

I'm one of the people that can't be bothered with FB or any of the
other outlets, so I've pretty much lost track of the APR bunny folk.
I really miss the old camaraderie of this group, but life does indeed
move on in different directions.

Our bunnies are doing OK.  Little Ms. Reilly is showing her age with
arthritis and perhaps something more sinister (I'm thinking kidneys -
we're still running tests).  Livingston, the big white boy that has
been with us for a year, is quite the handful!  After all my years of
bunnies, he is the first one that we can not deter AT ALL from his
"inappropriate chewing" behavior.  Unfortunately for him, his house
privileges seem to be shrinking a little more each day!

Regards to all,
Cathy

Ralphable was a legend for other wild and domestic buns to look up to.I always enjoyed his adventures and exploits,as your girl buns.Carla.

Nona, the buns all sound in good being.But you not so much. Hope you get back your mojo!Also,did you get everything moved to the new place and sort it all out,bet the buns were ready for that.Carla.

Hello Cathy,glad to hear some news from ya'll.Miss Reilly is still doing,and Mr. Livingston sounds like quite a character.Yes, I miss seeing everyone here,I am on Facebook and many are also,but it is not everyone's cup of tea.Really don't want to see this group disappear so that we can hear from all of you on occasion.Take care,Carla.

Hey Nona! Glad to hear you and that your elder buns are doing all right. I
hope your respiratory  problems clear up too.

I too wish it was spring here in Alberta. It looks and feels like January at
the moment.

Sincerely,

Bruce Atchison, author of How I Was Razed: A Journey from Cultism to
Christianity. Available from www.store.virtualbookworm.com as well as Barnes
& Noble and Amazon.com.

I still check out APR from time to time. Though I'm on Facebook, Twitter,
Linked In, and SoundCloud, I still come back here from time to time. I also
miss the old days of APR. We used to have so much fun. As long as I can,
I'll visit APR and respond to you folks.
Sincerely,

Bruce Atchison, author of How I Was Razed: A Journey from Cultism to
Christianity. Available from www.store.virtualbookworm.com as well as Barnes
& Noble and Amazon.com.

I miss all the bunny stories too. Back in the nineties, there were hundreds
of messages on APR. Though traffic is much less than it used to be, I fully
intend to visit here when I can.

By the way, I'm blogging about bunny care on my
www.bruceatchison.wordpress.com and www.bruceatchison.blogspot.com pages. My
hope is that non-rabbit folks will stumble upon my writings and realize that
rabbits need special care.

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Sincerely,

Bruce Atchison, author of How I Was Razed: A Journey from Cultism to
Christianity. Available from www.store.virtualbookworm.com as well as Barnes
& Noble and Amazon.com.

I'm with you, Carla. I don't want APR to die like so many other NGs have.
Though most have moved to Facebook, I still check on this group from time to
time.

Sincerely,

Bruce Atchison, author of How I Was Razed: A Journey from Cultism to
Christianity. Available from www.store.virtualbookworm.com as well as Barnes
& Noble and Amazon.com.