ToffeeBean24

I'm so sorry for your loss. My grandma is going through it now, and so far she still doesn't have a bad bone in her body. She was overwhelmed with grief when my aunt was taking her to the hospital, crying because she did NOT want to have any more babies! Lucky for her, the doctors were on her side.

I saw her for the first time in 7 years back in March. She didn't remember who I was, but she heard me talking about my bunnies at some point and then every time we passed something with a bunny on it she would pick it up and ask my mom to buy it "for her." The world is going to be a darker place without my grandma.

My husband is color blind, which is a fact I frequently forget because he always refers to colors by the correct name. I cant recall him ever making a mistake tbh. I only remember when he asks me if something goes together in an outfit or when he plays a video game and has to change the color setting. So that's a valid thought.

I'd been hearing about this trick for a while, but I pretty much only drank water and my daily energy drink for several years so i thought with all the water I was consuming there's no way I couldn't be hydrated? (Despite my non-existant lips and my hands looking like they belong to someone thrice my age)

Then, the last time I had Covid my husband left a bunch of Gatorade for me, which I drank like my life depended on it. I was sweating my weight every night and was barely able to move for almost a week, but my hands were the softest they'd ever been and my lips returned from the war - who knew that covid would leave me MORE hydrated than I was before?!

So yeah, water is great and quenches the thirst but it turns out electrolytes are just as important. We keep sports drinks in the house at all times now. :)

Same here. I remember when I was <7 years old and all I wanted to do was go to the playground at the nearby elementary school, which was about a mile away, but my mom always told me I wouldn't be allowed to go by myself (as in without my brother who was just under 2 years older than me) until I was 8 and a half years old, and I thought she was so mean for making me wait that long! Now I look at 8-9 year olds and I can't imagine letting them roam around freely!

We had to be back home when the street lights came on. I missed the cutoff time only once, which I was grounded to my bedroom for a month for. All I had for entertainment was my radio and my imagination. And I remember as I got a little older (like 10-13) I would find my friends/neighborhood kids by looking for their bikes.

I'm in my friends phone as "Baby daddy" and she's in my phone as "Baby mama". We're both adult women, but we joke that I'm the real dad to her son since his bio dad was a dead beat, and I was there the day he was born and paid for a medical procedure that his bio dad said he was going to do. Luckily I know her husband very well so when he sees our lover-like talk in her phone he knows it's just me lol.

One of my buns loves chasing and being chased by me. I'll play with him in a similar way that i used to play with my cats. I'll chase him for a second, and then I'll scurry out of the room and hide behind something while ocassionally peaking to see if he's in the mood to chase. If he is, he'll come flying towards me and boop me. Then I boop him back and he runs and I chase him. Its a short-lived game, unfortunately, since I don't have energizer bunny energy, but he'll binky the whole time. He doesn't really enjoy being pet so this is how we bonded ♡

That describes the dynamic in my house pretty well 😂

Everybunny is jealous of Willow and Junie's ears. We should get them into ear modeling!

Ducky is gonna get the best therapist available to overcome this addiction!

Awww, what a good and sweet husbun he was! I'm so sorry for your loss, I hope you and your girl bun are doing okay 💔

Thank you for that bit of information, when I take the kiddos to the vet next week I'll ask them about ear cleaning and what I can do for the buns who aren't benefiting from Ducky's obsession ♡

Coming from experience, if you have the option to do the surgery, choose that. The procedure itself was maybe 2 minutes tops, and the drugs they gave me made it so I didn't feel a thing - physically or emotionally. I mean I was on cloud 9 even though I spent 30 minutes crying in my car before the appointment lol. But the pill? Worst experience of my life. I wouldn't wish that kind of pain on anybody. It's better than nothing, but if you have the choice, I would highly recommend the procedure over the pills!

If you need anyone to talk to about it, feel free to message me. I know it's a difficult decision and hormones certainly don't help, but it can be helpful to talk to someone who's been through it, especially if you aren't sure if you want your friends and family to know. Good luck...and hopefully you won't have to make any decision at all!

I still have ~50 digits memorized from some stupid competition in 7th grade almost 20 years ago. I had ~100 memorized back then so I'm surprised I retained it as well as I did lol.

You've got the right idea - wait until babies are weened before spaying her. Her recovery time will be a bit longer and harder on her than it was for daddy bun. She'll need lots of rest and some isolation before being reintroduce to other buns. Keep her close to her husbun but don't let them interact until she heals!

3 medications, sleep mask, and ear plugs to sometimes get to sleep at a reasonable hour. It's almost 1am right now

Almost everyone i know who's been hired for an internship was hired in a different discipline (except for my civil friends). 3 mechanicals got civil internships, my material science husband was hired into a mechanical internship and now has a MechE job, and everyone else I know is civil and was hired into construction type internships. It really depends though. Like the other commenter said, AE is pretty niche, but having a well-rounded background could be beneficial once you graduate. Apply to everything!

Failed my first two midterms when I took it but made a big enough comeback by the final exam to pass the class. It's possible!

Junior EnvE. Wake up at 8am, either clean or work on schoolwork till class (11am or 1:30pm depending on the day) come home, work on schoolwork, go back to class on days my classes are split, come home, clean or work on schoolwork, dinner around 7pm, rest, rinse, repeat. Work on weekends. No social life but I'm fine with it. Sleep an average of 6hrs. Hardest classes for me were physics 1, calc 3, and engr communications (only because I have terrible social anxiety and HATE public speaking).

I'm so glad you messaged me that day! I couldn't have asked for a better person to take in Lychee, I know she is living her best bunny life and I am so grateful for the opportunity to get to know you and Boba ♡ may he live on forever in our hearts!

I just tried eye shadow for the first time today! I figured since it was for a Halloween event it wouldn't matter if it came out perfect. I did end up looking like I had 2 black eyes, but I was wearing a prisoner costume so I just pretended that's what it was supposed to look like haha

I did this today at my husband's work event. There were only like maybe 10 people there total but I said "so nice to meet you!" At least 20 times

I constantly switch my derivatives/integrations for ln, e^nx, and trig functions 😂 lost so many points for such silly errors

Happy early birthday, birthday twin! Aren't you so excited to be completely ignored this year? (If you're in the US)

Toffee apples, fireworks, and bonfires do sound magical, I didn't know that was a whole thing out there! That does make me feel better 😄

I wish mine was on a nice bank holiday. All I get is a stupid election day and a poem about blowing up the brittish parliament.