Moon's Graden

> Sometime during the night the great chocolate bunny passed.  He lived
> to a ripe old age of 11.5 years.  In all those years, the only illness
> he suffered was an ear infection.  In the last month of his life he
> lost the use of his hind legs.  His passing was peaceful.  He slept
> most of the day yesterday.  I bathed him last night and wrapped him up
> like a baby and Nicholas and I craddled him for much of the evening.
> His breathing was shallow and I knew this to be his last night with
> us.  He was one of the last surviving members of the UHF and the
> inspiration of many bunny fiction stories.  He was energetic, sneaky,
> and like to tease us by running when we tried to pet him.  He was my
> one and only pet store bunny that we bought after Sept. 11th.  He is
> older than my only son.  He joins our bunnies Wendy, Cartman, Boo Boo
> & Thelma at the bridge.  He will be also be greeted by the many APR
> buns who have come and gone before him.  Rest well my chocolate rex
> bunny.  We love you.

> Sometime during the night the great chocolate bunny passed.  He lived

> to a ripe old age of 11.5 years.  In all those years, the only illness

> he suffered was an ear infection.  In the last month of his life he

> lost the use of his hind legs.  His passing was peaceful.  He slept

> most of the day yesterday.  I bathed him last night and wrapped him up

> like a baby and Nicholas and I craddled him for much of the evening.

> His breathing was shallow and I knew this to be his last night with

> us.  He was one of the last surviving members of the UHF and the

> inspiration of many bunny fiction stories.  He was energetic, sneaky,

> and like to tease us by running when we tried to pet him.  He was my

> one and only pet store bunny that we bought after Sept. 11th.  He is

> older than my only son.  He joins our bunnies Wendy, Cartman, Boo Boo

> & Thelma at the bridge.  He will be also be greeted by the many APR

> buns who have come and gone before him.  Rest well my chocolate rex

> bunny.  We love you.

> Sometime during the night the great chocolate bunny passed.  He lived
> to a ripe old age of 11.5 years.  In all those years, the only illness
> he suffered was an ear infection.  In the last month of his life he
> lost the use of his hind legs.  His passing was peaceful.  He slept
> most of the day yesterday.  I bathed him last night and wrapped him up
> like a baby and Nicholas and I craddled him for much of the evening.
> His breathing was shallow and I knew this to be his last night with
> us.  He was one of the last surviving members of the UHF and the
> inspiration of many bunny fiction stories.  He was energetic, sneaky,
> and like to tease us by running when we tried to pet him.  He was my
> one and only pet store bunny that we bought after Sept. 11th.  He is
> older than my only son.  He joins our bunnies Wendy, Cartman, Boo Boo
> & Thelma at the bridge.  He will be also be greeted by the many APR
> buns who have come and gone before him.  Rest well my chocolate rex
> bunny.  We love you.

> Sometime during the night the great chocolate bunny passed.  He lived
> to a ripe old age of 11.5 years.  In all those years, the only illness
> he suffered was an ear infection.  In the last month of his life he
> lost the use of his hind legs.  His passing was peaceful.  He slept
> most of the day yesterday.  I bathed him last night and wrapped him up
> like a baby and Nicholas and I craddled him for much of the evening.
> His breathing was shallow and I knew this to be his last night with
> us.  He was one of the last surviving members of the UHF and the
> inspiration of many bunny fiction stories.  He was energetic, sneaky,
> and like to tease us by running when we tried to pet him.  He was my
> one and only pet store bunny that we bought after Sept. 11th.  He is
> older than my only son.  He joins our bunnies Wendy, Cartman, Boo Boo
> & Thelma at the bridge.  He will be also be greeted by the many APR
> buns who have come and gone before him.  Rest well my chocolate rex
> bunny.  We love you.

> Thank you.  I think so far what I miss the most is his e***ment for the morning carrot routine.  It would start when the dog got up, the bird would squawk and the rabbits would jump with anticipation of their 3 carrots. The morning when Hershey was gone, I opened his cage, laid the carrots by him one last time and cried. My hubby even got tears in his eyes as I did that.

> Thank you.  I think so far what I miss the most is his e***ment for the morning carrot routine.  It would start when the dog got up, the bird would squawk and the rabbits would jump with anticipation of their 3 carrots. The morning when Hershey was gone, I opened his cage, laid the carrots by him one last time and cried. My hubby even got tears in his eyes as I did that.

> Thank you.  I think so far what I miss the most is his e***ment for the
> morning carrot routine.  It would start when the dog got up, the bird
> would squawk and the rabbits would jump with anticipation of their 3
> carrots. The morning when Hershey was gone, I opened his cage, laid the
> carrots by him one last time and cried. My hubby even got tears in his
> eyes as I did that.