Hello everyone! This is my first posting on this blog and I am at lost of what to write! It's ironic because before I created this blog, I've got so much ideas and thoughts that I want to share!
I guess, let me start by introducing this blog. This is my doll making journal and sometimes, tales from my travels and my thoughts on ideas that inspire me. I've been wanting to start this blog for ages and now finally, here I am!
The name of this blog, MyFourRabbits is a tribute to well, my four rabbits. From my school days till now, I've had six pet rabbits all together. As of the past six years, my memories of the four rabbits named Shiro, Miko, Dao Dao & Leo have been warm and sweet. They each have different traits and personalities. They also get along well with my dog, Shiver. My other dog, Elmo, well, he stays indoor, so, he hardly have many chances of making friends with them.
Sadly, Shiro, Dao Dao & Leo have already left us. Miko is the only one around left and luckily for her, she won't feel lonely because she still have Shiver to keep her amused.
I've lost count on the number of ideas that was inspired by them. And I also couldn't put into words how and why they inspired me so much. Anyways, here they are, my four rabbits:
This is Shiro. She was a very confident and inquisitive rabbit. She would be the first one to explore new territories and is also very friendly with humans. In fact, on the day I adopted her, she was the first to come up and looked at me, as if telling me that she wants to go home with me. The shopkeeper made a mistake and told me that she was a male. Well, she is not but she certainly act like one. Doesn't she remind you of a certain rabbit character?
Miko is adopted together with Shiro. The shopkeeper said I need a 'female' rabbit for Shiro and I chose her. So, I ended up with two females instead. Miko is really pretty and loves to pose for camera. She is currently the queen of the house. She gets to eat whatever she wants, even from my dog, Shiver! And when she doesn't get it, she will rattle the bowl and demand for it!
This is Leo, the 'Aussie' of the bunch. He was the largest rabbit with the darkest & shiniest fur. He was a shy and quiet rabbit but with a temper. When we let all the rabbits roam free in the house compound, he would be the last to explore it. However, as time goes by, he became confident to play with his mates. Also slowly, we gained his trust and was more friendly towards us.
Finally, This is Dao Dao. He was the last rabbit I adopted. He was the most obedient and friendliest towards human of the bunch. He doesn't come up with much mischief except to gnaw at the wall. He was the baby and therefore, often being bullied by the rest of the gang. He even lost his tail because of that.