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Sign of the times… at least neither of them had matches or a can of spray paint.
But seriously, I love watching the wildlife. Whether it’s napping or eating or kicking up their heels or boxing. Who needs tv when you have real life?!
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Tara Caribou – Better than tv
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They are very playful. Love bunnies. There is no way I live anywhere else if I grew up there.
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In my twenties and very early thirties I moved around a bit and lived in Washington and Idaho but I guess being Alaskan-born, it’s in me too be here.
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It’s wonderful that you were able to return to your roots. I was raised in the city but I spent summer and winter school holidays in my grandparents farm where I feel more home than anywhere else.
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It’s definitely a choice. I used to live in the city and made a lot of money and had a lot of Things. But it never made me happy. I have found living a simple life, with very little, had made me much more content and happy than ever.
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I guess we have to experienced the both environment to come to realisation. I am trying to simplify life and I must admit it takes decipline to keep it that way.
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Yes, it’s relearning, training the mind that “going without” is not really going without. It is freedom. Keep at it Cassa! I’m rooting for you.
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Thank you for the encouragement. I appreciate you!
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I happen to like bunnies a lot. I prefer the lops because I think they’re really cute, but these are cute too.
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I had one that had two floppy ears but I gave her away. I just like bunnies haha. 😍🥰
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Boy, those two are really going at it 🙂
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Yes! Fur literally flying haha. The next morning I walked over there and there was so much fur.
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Haha great boxing match!
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I am quite entertained watching these rabbits.
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Oh yeah, I totally would be too!
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Definitely true that with abundant wildlife and natural beauty all around us we really do not need to watch TV. A lovely post 😊
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I don’t miss tv at all. I got rid of it in 1999 and haven’t looked back since. I have far too many things to observe and create and do than watch it. These bunnies being one… I love it.
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I too haven’t watched a TV programme since the 90s, owing, like you, to so much else to devote my time to that is far more worthwhile ❤
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That’s awesome.
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❤😊
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A hare-raising battle.
Har har. But seriously, aren’t you tempted to clap your hands and say something like ‘hey, cut it out!’
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Hilarious. Clap. Clap. Clap.
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No, I typically don’t mess with the affairs of bunnies unless it’s an ermine attacking a baby bunny or there’s one rabbit that is really mean to all the others and I don’t let it get away with it, if I’m outside and see it.
Mostly, I just watch all their antics. It’s really quite entertaining. It just happened I was photographing ANOTHER rabbit (which was behind me from where I was standing for the video) and heard these two tussling and so was able to actual record it.
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