Daydreaming Bunny

I fell asleep with paws curled, eyes closed, and ears flopped over my head. I was so tired from a morning of leaping about looking for carrots. I entered a dream; I am sure it was a dream. The mist of dozing gave way to the clarity of dreamland, and suddenly I was in a whole other world.

This was my street with my house, but there were houses I had never seen before, a house of straw and a house of brick with little pigs running around. I walked, in my dream, and saw a wolf holding a dandelion and huffing at it, sending seeds sailing into the air. Farther on, I spied some sheep all black of wool and looking neat, with piles of fur at their feet. Along the lane, I saw a cat in fancy dress with a floppy hat, and that cat carried a sword. That cat looked so jaunty that I had to follow.

The cat led me to a goose surrounded by baby pets, all listening raptly to stories told. I wandered, in my dream, to a house with flower bowers, and when the door opened, a wolf in a nightdress smiled at me. I passed a well and a clock, which made me stop and think. What did this dream mean, and where would it end?

First, my paw twitched; then my ear wiggled, and then one green eye slowly opened. What is this? Oh, I must be awake now. I was dreaming such a dream. I wanted to stay; I wanted to leave.

I will lay here a little longer and plan my day. There are so many things I want to do, so many things I could do. First, I should go see how the carrots are growing; I might be able to get a nibble for my breakfast. After that, I would like to hop down to the pond and say hello to the fish and the frogs. After that, I will see how the day goes. I have never known a day where something fun did not appear.

Oh! Pardon me. I did not see you arrive. I was looking out over the fields. Do you see it? The crops are growing well. Soon I will have plenty of carrots and lettuce to eat. That delicate green that blankets the field fills my bunny heart with joy. I can’t think of much in my world that brings more happiness than the thought of little plants growing into luscious food that I can eat.

Shall we go down and take a closer look?

Your pet becomes an expert at finding its own food!

The Long Hop was invented by a very wise old rabbit, thinking to add variety to the daily lives of rabbits and hares across the land, whose whole lives seemed to revolve around eating and procreating, and not necessarily in that order!

To some extent, this was successful, as the Long Hop has been added to the bunnygarten curriculum for all young lagomorphs, many of whom also apply their long hopping skills to escape capture while raiding vegetable patches in PnF!

Favorite food:

Basket Full of Blueberries

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