for those strange people who love rabbits

@Former-Member I have thought about getting guinea pigs for their manure to use on the garden. Rabbits require more attention.

Need to have some grass put in for them and get a hutch and a run. I’m also concerned about all the roaming cats around here. My neighbour’s cat is not contained at night and there are others that are outside all the time. My cat doesn’t

go in back yard much except when she comes with me and she mostly goes out the front so I could keep guinea pigs in back yard under house or under balcony. It is cold under house. Maybe too cold not sure. Have to investigate/research.

I know in Peru they are kept inside people’s houses. They have dirt or concrete floors. The indigenous peoples eat them for the protein. I have eaten one while in Peru. Was pretty average and lots of small bones. My travelling companion ate llama.

I’ve also eaten locusts in Mexico. The legs are fried with chilli - I like those. Don’t like the squishy bodies. Indigenous people eat for protein. There are plagues of locusts quite often in Mexico, but I digress pardon me. Haven’t had armadillo it’s rare to find on menus as endangered and very expensive too. Couldn’t bring myself to try that. Have tried crocodile - hate - and wild boar - horrid - in Cuba.

Some foods are delicious ate a turkey that lived in old woman’s and her very old father’s house. Lived in bathroom with dirt floor for several weeks. She plucked it and then cooked it in mole (an elaborate sauce of chocolate, sesame and chilli among other things). We had that the day after the day of the dead (halloween). I went with her halloween for mass in cemetery and then we walked up the hill for local elections. Only male candidates.

Anyway that’s enough from me. I’ll stop raving now.

Awww thankyou my sweet @Bunniekins, I love you beautiful ❤️.

@Bunniekins Hello lovely. Bunny affirmation is very important. How are your bunnies doing today?

@Cuddlebear hey Cuddlebear everything is peaceful here which is really nice 😄 . my big moody bunny is coming for his Saturday cup of coffee soon which hopefully will go well. daughter bunny is being a star and difficult eldest bunny is still getting better from virus. i hope you are doing well and that life is treating you kindly. lots of love always bun xx

Thanks @Bunniekins !

I hope you're having a great one

@StuF thanks StuF i am thank you. take care love bunxx

@Bunniekins it's like you read my mind honey. Thank you for this. I adore you my pea xo

@ENKELI i adore you too sweetheart . hope your day is going well for you. xxxx

@GezzaP not sure who your post was for but I enjoyed reading about your travels. I have only tried tame things, frog legs, escargot, buffalo, emu, kangaroo, deer, goat and bardi grubs (witchetty grubs). The bardi grubs are...interesting. I gagged when the guide ripped its head off and gave it to me. Not something I'll ever try again.

There are some things I draw the line at - anything endangered or killed inhumanely. I don't eat any shellfish that has been killed by being plunged into hot water either. They need to be frozen first and then cooked. The freezing method also softens the muscles in the shellfish, making it less tough.

(I had 2 uncles who worked as crayfishermen in Geraldton - the crayfish/rock lobster capital of WA)

Yes i have travelled a lot. @ENKELI Was part of the job. Went into a jail as a visitor in Chile got body search there. Always get hassled in US immigration and customs. No trouble in Australia. One time on a flight from Argentina to Australia I translated for customs.