bunny.

Meet...

the most impulsive decision of my life.  Saturday afternoon, what started as a craving for Rent-a-Puppy turned into a real life pet adoption.  O f  a  b u n n y.  Not that you need to know this, but we spent at least 6 hours sitting on our living room floor cooing Bunny and clapping/crying/cheering at every little thing she did.  WHOA did you see her new trick you guys? Our bunny is so smart, she knows how to turn around!  Oh my gosh Bunny knows she's not supposed to go in the kitchen, how did we raise such a smart animal?? Oh my gosh Bunny is peeing on my blanket. And then the fun stops.  For a second.  It was really a testament to how much fun motherhood is going to be for us. And how annoying motherhood is going to look on us.  I'm obsessed with a fur ball and praise her for looking cute when she breathes.  My poor children are going to be smothered.  

See below for Bunny's debut:

first picture with 4 week old Bunny

easter day photoshoot!  bunny was literally born for this day. 

Unfortunately, Bunny was not very considerate of our...well, everything, like our floors and cords and bathrugs and hands and hair.  But mostly allergies.  We're kinda sad about it, because unless she shapes up and stops spreading the itchy eyes and hives, she's gotta go.  Sorry, Buns.  You were fun.  And I swear people like us more when we have you (we started an instagram for her: bunny_named_bunny - and she got 11 likes on one of her pictures. you go girl). 

Otherwise, it was a pretty melancholy week.  Still as obsessed as ever with my gym membership, I spent a good amount of time there last week.  It was one of those weeks where I felt so overwhelmed with schoolwork, only to look at my schedule and realize it will be pretty non-stop until finals.  Boo.  But don't worry, I took occasional breaks to keep my soul healthy and happy.  I went shopping with my dad on Tuesday, after which he took me to a Mexican restaurant that a co-worker recommended to him.  Whoever his coworker is going straight to the Celestial Kingdom I swear it (or, in the words of dear Ginnifer Goodwin, I would like to intimately touch whoever discovered that. And remember, G said it, not me).  So, of course, after sharing a bite with Mimi, we had to go again.  The next day.  It was so beautiful outside too, so we sat outside and literally got over our obsession with Cafe Rio's pork burritos with each and every bite. 

El Gallo Gyro, you have my heart. 

And then I continued to do schoolwork with occasional breaks for The Walking Dead.  I had some catching up to do - with the show and with a boy, so I did both at the same time!  Oh how I missed hanging out with him.  I seem to see his roommates everywhere and while it's really fun, all it does is make me think of him.  And even though nothing will ever happen between us, everytime I am with him these days, I just want to tell him how great he is!  Cause everyone deserves to know exactly how great they are.  So thanks, E.  Maybe one day, I'll actually tell you.