bunnybliss: Binky's New Wardrobe

Thursday, March 19, 2009

Binky's New Wardrobe

Isn't Miss Binks just the prettiest bunny? These are her two new additions to her bunny wardrobe. First up is a nice hat to keep her ears warm and the other is a tiara with crystal beads for those days when she feels extra princess-y...

Mom got these from Bunspace. There is a group on Bunspace called Bunnies In Need and they sell and auction things to raise money for less fortunate bunnies. The hat and tiara were both hand-made by the mommy of a bunn named Trinket (http://www.bunspace.com/view_bunny?bunid=5086). She calls the hats "Tinky Couture" and the tiaras are "Tinky Bling". Miss Binks is proud to have these originals in her collection.

As beautiful as Binky is, I sure am glad Mom didn't get anything for me. Apparently the "lop hats" didn't come small enough for me and well, I'm not wearing a tiara! The last thing I wore was that stupid Superman costume for Halloween. "I thought you liked it Fluffy - remember? It had a red cape and everything! You were one tough lop in that costume!" Yeah, sure Mom. I'm not falling for that again. I suppose the next thing you will be saying is it takes a real tough bunny to wear a tiara - nope! Not this bunny!

Fluffy

4 comments:

tfangel said...: That's adorable, but i think i would have a revolution if i tried that on my bunns. ;); March 19, 2009 at 7:01 PM
The Bunns said...: My my how princessly ... probably not for you Fluffy!; March 19, 2009 at 7:43 PM
Deb Cushman said...: Miss Binks looks quite attractive in her new hat and tiara! We think you would look dapper in a top hat, Fluffy! You were quite manly in that cape =:-); March 20, 2009 at 6:00 AM
Fez and the Gang said...: We are surprised she isn't tossing it around or chewing it!

A cape does sound pretty cool though...; March 20, 2009 at 6:04 AM

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I used to be a lonely rabbit,
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No one to call my own.

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in rain in heat and snow.
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Today’s the day, I would hope,
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It wasn’t meant to be,
there were people standing there
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in the pound and on the street.
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