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Tuesday, September 06, 2005

the adventures of my pink bunny

When I was born my aunt gave me a pink bunny, you know such a soft, normal big, hug-friendly thing every child loves to have. Something I could hold on to whenever I liked. It also had an inbuilt music box playing softly if some one started it. Some one is mom and she did it every night when I was going to sleep. It was so sweet to fall a sleep into this soft music.

Sundays the big catastrophe happened. My curiosity killed the cat and I had to suffer more than an hour for my big mistake.

Anyway, it was Sunday evening and I was feeling a bit low and tired as it was getting late. I was walking around with my sweet bunny when I suddenly catch up mom in the toilet. She was standing next to the mirror and this very strange chair (note: the toilet) had a hole and into that hole it was – yes believe it or not – water! Not enough water for me to swim into it but exactly as much for my bunny to take a relieving bath. So I did. Then mom started to shout - are you crazy child (she was talking about me then I have realized) and do you want to know what she done? She took my bunny and put it into this horrible machine that has a terrible noise of running water. My bunny will drown, was my first thought! Now I did not cry any longer – I was screaming in both anger and fear – I will never see my bunny again, I thought.

I was desperate and mom hugged me and tried to calm me down. Who can ever be calm when your best thing in the world is drowning in the next room? I cried and screamed for at least an hour. Then all my tears was gone and I fall asleep in my moms' arms.

But do you know what! When I woke up in the morning my bunny was back! It did not drown and it smelled wonderful and had such a nice pink colour. Mom told me she only had to clean it, as it is not very healthy carrying around on a bunny that has been swimming in the toilet

My happiness was complete!

3 Comments:

At 10:06 AM, Leann said...

That was such a sweet tale.

My daughter used to do the very same thing when I had to wash her blankie. She loved that blankie. It had raggedy ann on the top and a nice warm fuzz on the bottom with wonderful satin around the edges. Now that wonderful blanket is nothing but the very fragile, thin, top raggedy ann with one very small corner of satin on it. My daughter (23) keeps it folded in her dresser. It needs washing, but I'm afraid it would fall apart.

 
At 12:54 PM, Leann said...

I keep leaving comments but they never seem to show up. Interesting.

How are you?

 
At 1:40 AM, Bangsiland's Blog said...

Hi Leann, thank you, we are just fine.

As usual when a kid starts at the nanny or play garden it is followed with small deceases; bad cold, stomach illness etc. it has been lots of that lately and probably is more to come. You probably remember from your kids...

This is why I haven't been very active here. I am looking forward to follow you thoughts forward. It is a very exciting time you have there. It make me think 4,5 years back when I moved here. I came here in wintertime when it is dark, raining and storming... so you are definitely moving in the right time of the year. I can imagine how beautiful it is up there now with all red and yellow colours of the trees. Actually I find autumn best part of the year! I am looking forward to some pictures of your new home town!

 

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