March 13, 2004
I just finished an amusing read, "Call the police" on
TODAYonline, a piece about a wandering rabbit in Bishan. Suddenly, I felt inspired to tell everyone who is reading here about my in-house rabbit.
Bei4 zi3 is 8 years old (n his vet was suitably impressed with his longevity) and was initially intended for my elder sis, Janet, as her pet. Janet, in her silly secondary school days, was an unreasonable sexist. She rejected the rabbit once she learnt that he is a 'he-rabbit'. I believe this has something to do with her unworthy bf of that time. What happened then was this poor surrogately-orphaned rabbit was adopted by my younger sis, Jasmine. And since then, the rabbit never turned back, 'cept to leave his cute teeth prints on Janet's ankles when she goes to the toilet (within bei zi's territory).
Bei zi eats well. Cos we are a crazy family. Ferrero Rocher, French Fries, Potato Chips, all sorts of vege, all sorts of fruits (save for durian which will just make him run away in disgust) and some fruit juices.
And the best thing about him? He looks like a long-eared cat when he flops himself down on the floor. He's got this attitude problem too. He doesn't really give the members of our household a shit, cept Jasmine. He sometimes entertain us a bit by posing in very fanciful styles as he rests. But, forget about playing with him when he doesn't quite feel like it. It's his decision to play with us, not ours.
Actually, his attitude is a bit like that big fat orange cat, Garfield. But, his owners definitely has more life than Jon.
Maybe I would try to post a few of bei zi's photos up soon. So, y'all can take a look at him and his attitude.
p.s. his name keeps changing, kudos to moi! So, for now, it's bei4 zi3, meaning bao3bei4 de tu4zi3. ^^
Posted by 杏 cy （Jancy） at 12:24