No Bunny Knows...

Well it is Saturday, Happy Sabbath to you. We had a great Sermon today on our freedom from the curse of the law. It was very moving (to me anyway). We also saw a video on ABC. As we watched the video on all of the experiences of some people that have attended ABC it brought tears to my eyes. After losing my daughter I want that closeness with God, I want that experience to know all that I can. I know I am still hormonal from being pregnant but it really moved me to think about having that relationship with God and being immersed in his love and truth everyday for almost a year, to be with others that want that too. Josh is thinking about our ability to go so I pray that if it is God's will, we will go. I know that God does do wondrous things.

Some of you are probably wondering about the bunny, well I am sorry to say I got up this morning to feed him and he had died sometime in the night. I think the stress just caught up to him and was too much. It was sad and my nephew was a little upset about it but we are fine and life goes on. We got home from church and Leroy went out and searched the yard for anymore leftovers from our cat. Thankfully he found none :) I am really not in the mood to be a surrogate mom to another wounded animal.

Life in these woods...

Today I am washing dishes and I hear "'Licia come quick!!, Hurry!! So, I follow my nephew Leroy's voice out to the back yard and there at my husbands feet is a baby bunny. My cat had brought it to us. The eyes are still closed but the ears are open and up. So I took it in. I have it tucked away in a rubber maid container and am feeding it kitten formula milk. Thankfully we have Internet because I had no idea how to take care of a bunny this little. I looked it up and did some quick research and am following directions. I did have to explain to Leroy that the probability of the bunny making it are very slim (that is what they explained on the Internet). I didn't realize how difficult it was to keep a bunny alive. It is all about balancing their digestive tract and everything. They even say that at 6-7 weeks old to go out in the yard and find big rabbit droppings, take them and dissolve them in water and feed the baby this water to help it get the bacteria it needs to live!!! How crazy is that? So needless to say I have a baby bunny to care for now.

Those of you reading this who know me, know that I just lost MY baby Georgia. So, my husband is a little worried that me caring for this bunny and it probably not living is going to have a really bad affect on me in my current state. It is just an animal and I refuse to name it so I think I will do alright.