Ya know, just in case you need to learn it for class too.

Fury tail, originally uploaded by misa/neb.

Frosty tail, originally uploaded by misa/neb.

In honor of Hans, he was a beautiful bun.

Frosted Flake, originally uploaded by misa/neb.

I haven’t posted photos of bits in a while, so I thought I’d throw up a quick one of frost. We think her mouth area is getting lighter, and she has new little white tufts in her ears. I guess my baby is getting a little older, aren’t we all…

Wow, so clearly this has become an abandoned blog. In part because neither Neb nor I have anything interesting to say longer than a twitter-length sentence! (Which I tried to hook into this blog via the Twitter Tools plugin, but it’s lacking features — the post titles are awkward and only one twitter account can be linked. But we’ll see.) Actually, a couple of weeks ago, my excuse would have been that we’re busy but then I had spring break last week and I wouldn’t call myself busy unless doing fun stuff or vegetating + eating counts as busy.

In any case, another one of the illegitimate and yet sadly true reasons we’ve been busy is this iPhone Kindle app which has killed my productivity. I’ve already ranted and raved about it in person to pretty much everyone I know - basically, it’s a free application that lets you read books on your iPhone; said books you can buy from Amazon but there are a bunch that are free. I’ve now read 3 novels in fairly short order (this + the 2 sequels), and Neb has read Outliers (pictured above) and he’s reading a novel now, but now I am forbidding myself from starting another until I get some actual work done. But oh goodness, I did so enjoy all my time on public transportation during when I was reading…

We took it easy today, wandering around the city on foot to the house where I lived from 1985-1989. On the way there, we saw my old Icelandic school (where I remember Meg & I eventually started skipping in secret a lot), our old local swimming pool and the Reykjavik farm zoo which didn’t exist when I lived here but they had rabbits, so of course we had to go!

We’ve seen the hot dog stands everywhere which I remember from my youth as well, but I also remember the sauces as being the dominating issue and since I didn’t feel like eating lamb here (especially after seeing them at the farm zoo!), I’ve been getting them without the meat - which is on the menu, so it’s not that strange. The brown flakey looking stuff is dried onions; there is also fresh onions, ketchup, a mayo type of sauce and a really delicious mustardy sauce as well.

… a designer. He’s inspired by his own elegance. He’s not afraid to get his big back feet dirty and be crafty. If he needs to chew something to get the design right, he’ll do it. His design sense is especially focused on the removal of hard edges — Fury likes soft curves and organic shapes. Even though his styles may sell at retail for hundreds of dollars, his materials are mostly plant matter and paper.

For example, here are a few of his works:

Fury chose the carpet colors for his burrow by chewing on some carpet tiles and not others. Fury has even helped other rabbits design livable spaces — for instance, it’s a big no-no to decoupage anything that’s going to go in a rabbit’s burrow with a reptile and snake pattern.

Fury is also kind and will always lend a paw to help in any design challenge you might have.

Given all these traits, Fury is most like the famed designer Todd Oldham.

What human is Fury most like? We’ve selected someone based on Fury’s looks, personality, instincts, and general manner. We’ll be revealing this human tomorrow. Until then, you should try and guess who it is.

Here’s a big pic for inspiration: