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Rabbit

Fall is here. It has already started to cool off. Kids have been back in school for about a month. I have returned to the library. And I have been working on getting my fall garden in.
The most exciting this happening around my house right now. Is that I decided to get a pet. Now I love all animals, but I wanted the best pet for me. Do to allergies in my house, cats are not an option. And I am not willing to give up garden space for a dog run. So I decided to adopt a rabbit. It was kinda funny how much work was involved. I had to fill out an application, have an interview. Then had to pick a rabbit, that not only did I like. But one that like me too.
Now the shelter has over 200 rabbits so there were a lot to choose from. I had already decided that I wanted a male rabbit. (I couldn't give up being the only female in the house.) I also didn't want a white rabbit and I was looking for a single. So that helped narrow down my choices. Now after deciding what rabbits that I like, I had to see what rabbits liked me.
The rabbit that I needed up with is Tokey. He is about 2 years 9 months old. He is a black Rex(velveteen) rabbit. He has spent half his life at the shelter. So his world got much bigger a few days ago.
Do to a sinus infection this post took a lot longer than I was planning. So I am stop now and keep your fingers crossed that I get better at posting. I know that I have so much to let you.

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