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Pinball tournament this evening so please accept a bunch of Sunshine pictures in lieu of heaps of my words.
Sunshine sometimes likes laying here, just outside her pen, where she can reach through the bars and grab vegetables out of her bin, which she does because stolen sweets are sweeter.
Sunshine's forepaws have disappeared within the all-encompassing fluff of her dewlap.
The rare picture I take where you get a good view of Sunshine's whiskers.
Giant bunny considering whether you're carrot enough for her to eat.
And here she is flopped out and showing her hindpaws. I know, ehre's a little spot on her heel that's bare of fur. She's always had that and we have no good explanation except, possibly, that in her youth she was kept in a very bad wire cage.
More of Sunshine from behind. Slightly better view of her heel. Also you can see where she's not able to groom her hindquarters as well as she could when she was young and healthy. And, have to admit, how bloated her belly has gotten with fluids she should not have.
Trivia: In October 1936 Alf Landon cancelled a Wednesday night half-hour address that would have preempted an episode of Town Hall. Fred Allen had to scramble to put together a script and wrote ``Frank, as you may surmise, will receive my vote for this bit of Republican treachery. If Alf won't keep his word with the broadcasting company, he surely won't consider the taxpayer when he gets into office ... I think that Frank will win, and while I am a capitalist at heart, I feel Frank has good intentions and will attempt to stem conditions, whereas Alf would probably open sunflower lines for the folks once he got into power.'' Source: Fred Allen: His Life and Wit, Robert Taylor. I'm not exactly sure what ``sunflower lines'' is supposed to be. Like, I get the intent, but not whether this was a then-current expression or Fred Allen stringing words together. (Allen was already a Roosevelt supporter.)
Currently Reading: Shakespeare's Library: Unlocking the Greatest Mystery in Literature, Stuart Kells.
