Monday, December 29, 2008

WWR Sleeptalker

Here is one of my favorite bucks, WWR Sleeptalker. He is sold to Melanie P. of Lil' Bit Farms in Oklahoma. Melanie has some exceptional quality Holland Lops and Netherland Dwarves, and a wonderful start of Jersey Woolies. I think this buck will work out wonderful with herd of DOES. LOL!

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I hope he works out for you Mel! :)
Susie
WWR

Thursday, December 25, 2008

Merry X-Mas!

I don't get notifications when I get new comments, and just happen to read the comment to try and bash me down into the earths core or something for making a mistake. Appearantly, people don't make mistakes and with that being said I'm going to burn and rot in hell. I'm a **** up. Dearly sorry.

Therefore, rather learning off mistakes and things that DO happen in this hobby, those will no longer be shared. Merry Christmas! :)

Hope everyone had a safe holiday...
Susie

Thursday, December 11, 2008

Bad Day

I was really having a bad day the day I lost my friend. Nothing was just going right. By the time I went to feed the bunnies it was late, I was so tired and was just going to do it in the morning but my boyfriend told me to feed the bunnies and we can still talk afterwards.

I went out, started feeding. I make it to Olga's cage. My heart dropped then and there. Babies scattered on the wire. Dead. I put down my feed bucket, get a little basket I have and start collecting. They had been there a few hours. 4 healthy looking kits, all dead. I have to go check Luvlee now, and in horror, she too, had kits scattered across the wire.

I made a beginners mistake. I counted the due date wrong. I feel so terrible. It's not fair to those two does. These by the way, were my nationals babies.

I was so upset. I finnished feeding and taking care of the buns and checked all my other does cages, checked my calendar and made sure no one else was due around this time. Nobody else was. After finding dead babies in two cages I expected more. I forget which does are bred anymore. I'm always so darn busy.

I lost a friend, and 10 baby bunnies that day. 9 never given the chance. I told myself I can't beat myself up over it. It happens, we all make mistakes and learn off it. This is as far as into detail I've gone, I didn't think I'd tell anybody. I was so ashamed. I need to go back to kindergarden and learn to count.

On the brighter side, Hobb's Katie has been raising two healthy kits sired by Twin Elm's Independence Day. These are my little national hopefuls. I hope they have a little bit in them. I think I have a broken orange and a broken opal.

I've been taking a good amount of pitures lately for my site being re-done. I'm going to try and make a new layout and such, but may not happen for a long time. Here are a few:

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Wooligans/WWR Ro Sham Bo

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WWR Estrella

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WWR The Lucky One

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WWR Xbox 360


Hope everyone is having better baby luck- or just luck in general. I'll be in Red Bluff, CA for the two day show this weekend. I hear there might be snow! Cool. :)

Susie Cederlof
Wooly World Rabbitry

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Loss of a Good Friend

Our house is filled in dread. I should most likely get out, but I'm sure it's no different in the air. Our community has lost a very good person, friend, daughter, sister, girlfriend, the whole package.

Highway 12 is supposivly one of the most deadliest highways in the Nation. So many lives have been lost it is countless. Last night, I lost my friend, Ashlee, who was a Senior in Highschool, she lost her life too soon. She was in the wrong place, at the wrong time, down to the seconds.

Now that I think of it, Ashlee was a lot of all I ever wanted to be. Not to take life for granted, taking it one step at a time, day by day. Building herself up to be a successful person and liked by most. So happy, all of the time, with a smile to brighten up anyones day. A truely good person.

I'll never forget this friend, I grew up with her and her older brother who was my older brother's best friend.

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R.I.P. Ashlee, I love you.


Susie