Hello. It’s Belinda.
I’m writing this on Wednesday. “Christmas Eve” but in the morning.
Which means I’m in a big rush. Because of my roommate.
About 10 minutes ago she poked her head around the bottom of the stairs.
“Time to log off Belinda. Christmas Eve starts in one hour.”
Which isn’t how it works.
Christmas Eve is at night. It’s in the name.
Also I need more time. An hour won’t “cut it.” It’s hard to write fast.
It took me two days to write my Christmas message to everyone.
Needless to say I’m not going to “blast through” today’s blog. So I kept my back to my roommate and tried to concentrate.
She didn’t get the hint.
“I’ll check again in 15 minutes.”
Then she ran back upstairs.
The problem is I’m not allowed to work on Friday, the day after Christmas. I’m supposed to “relax” for a long weekend and enjoy my holiday snacks.
In fact my roommate even told the big boss to put my name on the vacation schedule.
How do you like that. She doesn’t ask me if I have any big deadlines.
“Belinda!”
Calling from the top of the steps.
Oh no. I just checked the time.
Somehow 30 minutes have passed. I only took one quick break to talk to Little Fang.
Well I have to end my blog here. But before I go I have an important question.
Do you hide presents from your rabbit? Loops for example.
If so, do you “stash” them under the couch?
Asking for a friend.
Let me know in the comments.
Also let me know what Santa brought you.
I hope you are having a nice holiday weekend. Nobody nagging you.
PS: I’m sorry about the title of this blog. I don’t have time to come up with a proper title.
Sincerely,
Belinda
Spokesrabbit, Small Pet Select
Inventor of the First Chew holiday
Word for 2025: “Ask”
Belinda@smallpetselect.com
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