Bunnies are of the family Leporidae

Does anyone ever consider that there may not be enough cute,fluffy bunnies in the world? (How adorable are these bunnies?!)

I know, I know there is a carrying capacity for the number of bunnies which can inhabit a particular biome while at the same time meeting all physical and nutritional needs.Besides, with the increase of bunnies there would also be an increase in predators; the prey-predator relationship follows one another closely.

Either way though, who wouldn't want a large population of bunnies to happily hop along meadows? Don't identify yourself; I would only have a pouty face as a response (Interestingly enough the succession to a meadow goes something like this: from pond to marsh, to meadow as the area fills with more sediment and vegetation). I suppose though the increase in such adorableness could potentially lead to something disastrous as well. Could you imagine the public uproar from the overwhelming power of such sweet,fluffy faces? (I know I could possibly overdose on such an experience)

Gah I am sitting her at Off the Leaf to get my internet connection and not only am I sitting next to a guy also named Mattie (awkward), but he keeps throwing his phone into the sink while his friend drums on the table. Could this get any more ridiculously annoying? Oh god now he's chair-dancing. Could I throw my lip-burning tea in his face to make it stop? (From out of the corner of my eye it doesn't look like the scars from geyser-hot liquid would be too detrimental).

Well there was no definite reason for this blog post other than I have finally gotten my replacement laptop after my previous one (along with my iPod, books, and purse sans wallet and important identification) was stolen from my car after a trip (a lovely, lovely skiing trip) to Missoula. So that's a little something to celebrate!

Enjoy your weekend, lovely!  

 

These are NOT cute bunnies, but would probably be the most likely result of too many bunnies populating the world with their cuteness.