I was just wondering why I was so unbelievably tired.
But then I looked at the clock and realized it was almost 1:30 in the morning.
My bunny is so hilarious on Facebook.
I rarely let him online.
But when I do, he really lights up that website.
AwkwardMomentsWithKayla
Today at work this really slutty girl came in with her friend and painted pottery.
Well they were talking about periods and I tried to join in on their conversation. That’s when things went horribly wrong.
Slutty girl’s friend goes: “Period’s suck. I’m so bloated right now.”
Slutty girl goes: “Oh come on. They’re not that bad.”
I go: “Are you kidding? I can’t wait until I’m so old that blood won’t even think about spewin’ out of my V.”
Slutty girl goes: “I’m always really happy when I get mine.”
I looked at her in disgust and said: “Yeah. I’m sure you do.”
It took her a second to figure out what I meant by what I said, but I went in the back room and laughed for a good while.
It was extremely awkward until they left.
This has been an awkward moment with Kayla.
Little Gnome Jack by Katy Kristin on Flickr.
gonorrhea-gorgonzolaa asked: This is random but, I just wanted to say that Poptart will not stay perfect forever. Baby rabbits are a LOT different than adult rabbits. So please, when Poptart becomes territorial and doesn't want to be around you all of the time, accept it. Many rabbit owners will get rid of their rabbit when it reaches adulthood because it isn't what they expected. Also, NEVER bathe Poptart! Baths are very stressful for rabbits and can make them go into shock, resulting in strokes or death.
Poptart is not a baby. He is a dwarf rabbit. He’s almost a year old.
He’s fully grown right now.
And the only reason he was given a bath was because the flea medication I got for him was irritating his skin.




