Halloween decorations were being dragged out, sorted and put up. We believe holidays are best done overdone. There was a lot of racket and a lot of interesting things to go through. One family member was blocked from entering the room where all the fun was happening. He did not take it gracefully.

He has never laid down facing into his house before. He’s turned his back to me on several occasions, but this was a whole new level of anger.

When he was younger, Bumble would stay mad longer. But now, at the mature age of 5, only a few pets on the head produced this response:

Poor bunny’s just trying to have fun.

Hi!

What do you mean you didn’t notice I was gone?

I won’t show my face until you make amends. No Easter Bunny jokes either.

When you give Bumble a delicious hay cube, he grabs it and runs. Apparently, trying to photograph him while eating it also induces the running behavior:

We adopted Bumble three years ago (Saturday). Here, he recovers from his party:

1. Steal paper from the litterbox. 2. Run to the safe corner, where only rabbits can fit. 3. Enjoy.

Bumble occupies the spot where his food bowl goes in the hope that someone will feed him.

Bumble wants the day off, so no pictures of him. But he wanted you to see how good some rabbits have it:

Bumble doesn’t grasp how to get maximum cooling from the icy bottle.