Feb 13
"What if I make it a little bit taller--"
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"What if I make it a little bit taller--"
he's like, so good at doing this. such a talented boy❤️
Technically speaking… (pic below)
I swear my tombstone is going to read “Death by rabbit”. If not directly it will be from a rabbit induced heart attack. I’m sure of it. After today I think I’d lay money on it!
Albert had been in and out of trouble for the better part of two hours when suddenly things got quiet. Too quiet. That my furry toddler is missing and certainly in deep doo-doo quiet.
“🎶Al—Bert …. 🎶Where are you? 🎶”. Yes, it’s a singsong voice. Usually he pops out with a “hi! I’m here!” But it stayed quiet and rabbitless. Oh crud. Now for the hunt.
I find curtains moving “by themselves”. This is suspicious. I move the offending curtain and surprise! A furry fiend!
“Are you in trouble?”
—uh….maybe?
“What are you doing?”
—uh…art! Yeah! It’s an art project!!!
“What did I say about the cords?!?!?!?”
—but I’m NOT chewing on the cords!!!
A difference without a distinction. And the child my mother wished on me multiple times over.
Somehow but somehow he has been stripping the split loom cover artfully off without touching the cord.
Anyone have a suggestion to defeat him????
Could've sworn I planted some kale here... 🤔
Mochi says “NO JOURNALING IN MY PRESENCE!”
Our little digger.
Amos is hide and seek grand champion!
Those wood chips were under his litter box to catch any mistakes while potty training. Apparently, the little dude's epic overnight bunstruction project required ALL of the wood chips to be re-located to the center of his cage.
He was very proud of himself and startled me by hopping over and licking my nose in greeting (he's never done that before). How could I possibly scold him after that?! Amos is sneaky smart!
The only way we can stop her from destroying the couch is by putting down cardboard as soon as we're not sitting on it
Hah HAH!