Salmon Roulade Florentine, drizzled with lemon-infused olive oil, rice, and a glass of Chardonnay.... I'm in heaven!

After several crappy meals of cheap food, I remembered that I was thawing the salmon roulade (I'd purchased previously) from Trader Joe's in the fridge, which needed eating, I happened to have a bottle of 2-buck Chuck Chardonnay sitting around, and the thing that took it from a decent meal to a great meal: the $8 I spent months ago on a bottle of fancy lemon infused olive oil from Bristol Farms, which was just the right touch to finish off the fish (and compensate for the extra minute I spent cooking it that I shouldn't have).

Okay, so the salmon was a tad overdone, the rice a tad under, but the meal as a whole works :)

Trader Joe's frozen food, how I love thee.

I was having a crappy day at work today, until a group of old ladies got into an altercation in front of my window - it was the funniest thing I've ever seen, like an episode of Golden Girls gone horribly wrong.

Cut. Print. Quoted. :)

Soooo...



More photos here, including his(?) first encounter with Munchkin.

With him in his cage, Munchkin was very keen to sniff through the bars. New bunny was looking for some grooming, but Munchkin was just sniffin'.

So we moved things to the bathroom, semi-neutral territory. Munchkin...was very forward. Went right for the mounting as a dominant move, which didn't go over too well. But all in all it was a pretty good first meet, they weren't at each other's throats. Hopefully relations improve with familiarity.

Meanwhile....BUNNY!!!!!!

So cute - and CP's hair is so cute too!

Bun-bun!!!! :D

Btw, I love your enclosure! I would never have thought to do that with those wire "cube" pieces. Ken and I just talked about expanding our bun's home by using those. She'd be so much happier, and it would actually be easier for us to keep clean.

Did you connect them together with zip ties?

Oh, and where do you find those grass mats?

Yup, zip ties. Works better than the plastic connectors they come with and allow you to leave parts free swinging as doors and lids. 1000 zip ties at Home Depot for $20 :D

The grass matts we get at Pier 1. They come in rows of 9 squares for $9. Odds are if you tell your friendly Pier 1 associate you have a bunny they'll know right where to point you.

We should get a picture of the whole thing since we've added the extensions (extra huge right now until the bunnies decide it's okay to move in to a single living space together).

BUNNY!

Right now new bunny is secured in his part of the enclosure. Munchkin is busily running back and forth trying to get in. New bunny is alternating between moving to the opposite side of the cage to get away and just ignorning her.