^ Someone was bit by a rabbit as a child.

We've had almost every pet you can imagine and some you probably can't. The bunny was probably the most disappointing and the only one we gave away. It went to my sister in-law and she loves it and it seems much happier.

As far as the other part goes, I have no idea what you are talking about.

Lovely pic, though.

That bar will have a bow in it by this time next year!

Croissant == Butter with just enough flour to pretend otherwise. The idea of a vegan croissant feels slightly more alien than vegan steak.

And: Juggling kettlebells? Crimy. Then again, juggling weighted clubs for fitness was a fashion fad some decades back, so why not?

I'll have to try a vegan croissant one day.

i have an idea for a croissant that has a nutritional yeast filling....

the other day i asked a buff friend how he keeps so fit. He does push ups every 30 minutes. 30-50. I think i am going to try that. set an alarm in my iphone to go off every 30 min.

interesting.

I read it, but Hell, I have to admit I love the the picture too. Why does no one read this shit though?! That is what I wonder about...I just wrote a blog about that very fact today. I may be an exception to the rule, but I go on here to genuinely have real human interactions. Seeing people naked I think goes hand in hand with talking to them informally and without pretense. What better way to be a natural person?

Also, I love rabbits. Not all of them are dumb as a bag of rocks. I had a huge lop-ear when I was a kid. My real name is Robert, and I didn't name the rabbit, but his name was Rabbert, after me. He was a smarty and also huge. Unlike most scared little rabbits, he was confident and terrified cats that would wonder into the backyard. I am always sad that people don't see what great pets they are. When I volunteer at the animal shelter in my home town, there is a special section for rabbits which a few people specialize in. I always try to encourage people to try one out. They sure are easy to clean up after, and they are cleaner and less trouble than cats most of the time. If you are catless now and have considered a pet, then maybe rabbit ownership is for you! I think it is even better if you have a backyard though, or some place outdoors for them to go.