Rabbit on the Roof
Jess came back to the homestead to find Cindy was climbing to the roof.
“Hey honey, whatcha doing?” She asked.
“There’s a bunny up here.” Cindy replied.
“On the roof?” Jess clarified.
“Yes.”
“How did it get up there?”
“No idea.” Cindy shrugged her shoulders.
After a short moment Cindy came back down the ladder cradling a rabbit in her arms.
“What is it with you?” Jess asked. “Since we got married you’ve become a lost animal magnet. We have a dog and a cat, and I guess we’ve got a pet bunny too now?”
Cindy smiled at her.
Joanne Fisher
This was written with the prompt about a rabbit on a roof provided by the Carrot Ranch March 19 Flash Fiction Challenge.
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©2020 Joanne Fisher
Might someone want a baby? I know several couples who have pets but no children.
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That might be it…
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🙂
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Aww, the more animals the better 🙂
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Wow, you even have photo evidence! I like that that they are collecting a menagerie of lost critters.
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Just no snake prompts in the future please 🙂
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Thanks for the coffees ❤
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Do either of them like reptiles?
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What’s next? Better hope Charli doesn’t start seeing elephants.
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Lol 🤣
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Or snakes
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Haha – collecting lost animals is my spouse’s DnD character’s “thing.” Halfling Warlock Paela now has in her collection a giant spider baby, a fairy named Barack Omalta, a dire wolf named Felix, a bunch of escaped prisoners who have been brainwashed to oblivion by a rival cult, and probably would have had an elephant if the DM would have let that happen. I feel a sort of camaraderie with Cindy.
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Yes it will be interesting to see what else she ends up with.
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Great photo. Wonder what else she’ll add to her collection.
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