Once upon a time, there was a lonely, lonely Peepbunny,
who went searching for love.
When he found her, it was love at first sight.
Soon they attached at the hip.
Eventually, they paired up permanently, and decided to start looking for houses.
Nothing quite seemed right.
One development was too narrow for their tastes.
Others didn't provide enough privacy, but the price was right.
They signed the contracts and moved in.
The lack of privacy didn't stop their family from expanding.
Soon their small house was bursting at the seams.
Sadly, there were casualties ...
(RIP, Jr.)
So the family decided to start pooling their resources to look for a bigger hutch.
Unfortunately, the real estate market is very tough and their search continues ....
Stay tuned for more installments ...
6 comments:
You realize, I'm started to think that a woman with your job (what is it that you do?) has an awful lot of time on her hands.
Don't get me wrong. I love the adventures of peeps. Although, the thought of them multiplying in numbers is scary. Seeing as how I think they're evil.
I am worried about your state of mind. And about those Peeps. I have a house in SP that needs a tenant, ASAP. They interested?
@anonymous -- Disclaimer. All Peeps shots were taken after my work was done for the day and I was officially off the clock. With 4 jobs, do you really think I have that much time on my hands. Pulll-lease. What do you think I do to relieve the stress?
@kristin -- We've been over this before. See early comments and entries.
What happened to the renters in SP? TOO BAD! My Peeps couldn't afford the move and that'd be too much room for them.
AN~read current blog. your peeps would LOVE the pool!
@Kristin -- Well. Isn't that just CRAPTASTIC!? You and my Mom should compare landlord/tenant nightmare stories.
My Peeps would gum up the pool filter and then where would you be?
How ever is this saga going to end?
I swear, if you tell me there's a Peep island and a hatch, I'll scream and give up on you midway into the second season.
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