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Goal # 15, Achieved!


Goal number 15 has been achieved on April 7, 2012! After much hunting for that perfect bunny for my son's birthday, I continue to be in awe of how this all went down. I am not a fan of craigs list, but kept my eye on it anyway. None of the pet stores carried dwarf size bunnies and most of them didn't even know if they were to receive any by the time I needed one. I gave craigs list one last look. I came across an ad that read, "Show Rabbit". First I thought, well I want a baby...but, I clicked the ad anyway. The price caught my eye as it was in my price range. The picture of this sweet "show rabbit" was gorgeous! The ad suggested that I text for more info. Again, that was kind of scary...so I'm texting for more information. lol! Asked all the necessary questions and set a time to meet the lil' girl bunny named, "Velvetine". I arrive at the bunny owners home. I walk in, and there is one my daughters' closest friends! I immediately look at him and, shout out, "I know you! lol! You're Tyeler, Alexis's friend!" He smiles and shouts back, "you're Alexis's mom!" lol I am already feeling a little more at ease, sigh. I meet his mom, Casie. A sweet woman, so glad that we met!
So I'm holding Velvetine and she is just the sweetest lil' creature! And oh my goodness is she the softest animal I have ever felt!! I knew, this was right. Mama's gut had spoken. hee hee.
Through the hunt for that special bunny for Alec, God had connected two families. Casie and I plan to get together for lunch in the near future, the start of a new friendship, in which I'm very excited about! My heart and mind had been comforted with buying a pet off of craigs list. Thank You God!
I sneak her into the house through the garage by the help of Tyeler and my husband Jace. We couldn't give Velvetine to Alec just yet. We planned to surprise that night by him walking into his bedroom with her hopping around.

By the looks of it, my sweet lil' man was in shock! He asked, "is this for me? Is that bunny mine?" lol Such a sweet moment. Needless to say, Alec is loving being in his bedroom! It's all I can do to have him come to the table and eat with us! LOL

Watching him interact with her has been such a personal joy for me. He is completely in love and enjoys her company.
Happy Birthday Alec! Mommy & Daddy love you oh so much! Muah!

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