October 2, 1997
I love this time of year! The air cools, the leaves change color . . . and there's a bounty of fresh herbs and vegetables!
I've been eating lots of basil, thyme, oregano, parsley, celery, and many other greens lately. The slave says there's lots to go around, and there will be plenty to dry for winter use, as well!
Not that you'll catch me eating any of that brittle, dry stuff! I'll get my slave to buy my greens throughout the winter. Dried herbs, however, and even dried celery and tomatoes, are just fine for human consumption.
I've always believed that humans should only be fed fresh fruit, vegetables, and herbs. Recently, some rabbit friends of mine enlightened me. So, I'll be feeding my humans some frozen, dried, or otherwise preserved edible plants from this year's harvest.
The grasses my slave collected and hung in the shed are nearly dry. It should make some nice hay for Hazel and me this winter!
Lately, I've been looking for possible topics for my next article on rabbit health. There are so many possibilities, it's hard to choose just one! Perhaps I'll try to do something in keeping with the season.
Wonderful news today -- my friend, Esther Bunny, was awarded the "Fuzzy Dog Site of the Month!" It is very exciting! She is the first bunny ever to be offered this prestigious web page award! I'm so proud!
Uh oh . . . Here come the neighbours with their pet human! I really wish they would train her better! She doesn't pet me or feed me . . . I don't know how anyone could let their human go without proper training. I had better go keep an eye on things now!
Until my next entry, may your universe be filled with health, happiness, and the pursuit of parsley!
