I'm sure you've heard of the song "What does the fox say?" If not, you can enjoy it here:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9OuOpVQFi0&ab_channel=WaqasKhan I even have the children's book with the entire illustrated song. :) What I would like to know is, "What does the bunny say?" I know they're capable of making little sounds, but what is it exactly? Is it a little squeak?? If anyone knows, please tell me . . . I was able to help one of Amber's friends on Friday by bunny-sitting all day.  Lindsey was very concerned about her lop-ear bunny named Ouli (pronounced Ooh-lee) because she wasn't pooping. After 12 hours it was an actual emergency! Bunnies typically poop all day long as they hop around and nibble on stuff. If they can't poop or pass gas, it's a very critical situation. Lindsey looked on YouTube and found a couple videos on how to massage the bunny's tummy and help her stretch out to get things moving. She was finally

As I looked back through my photos from the week, they were overwhelmingly all about the beloved babies! It was a fun week to see all of my grandchildren and all the wonderful things they are doing.  Amber's family: They are all fully recovered from Covid and are doing great. Abby went back to school this week, and Gwen went back to preschool as well. They enjoyed a fun visit with Weston's parents last weekend, staying at home mostly, and even worked out in the yard together - chopping down trees and pruning rose bushes. How nice that they weren't buried in the snow to be able to do all that!  Gwen, polishing off her giant carrot. Amber and Gwen took the most darling photo while having a delightful lunch date together. This little gem (Gwen) popped up on Amber's Google photo memories sometime this week. She looks to be quite conniving and precocious at such a young age . . . :) Moo-ha-ha-ha-ha I video called the Whitworths on Tuesday and the girls were so excited to tal