All Bun Herself: Day Two
Is she hiding from the heat?
She's still unclaimed.
It's adorable how in Japan, in most cases, lost items are left where they were found, usually moved out of harm's way, like clipped to a tree branch, or folded/draped onto a bench.
This morning, when I saw Bun Alone again, I told myself that if she was still there when i left work, I would adopt her.
So I left work at 7.20pm, and as I went through the park, I saw that she had moved to the neighbouring bench.
It's forecasted to rain this week, so I've taken her home for some TLC.
She's still unclaimed.
It's adorable how in Japan, in most cases, lost items are left where they were found, usually moved out of harm's way, like clipped to a tree branch, or folded/draped onto a bench.
This morning, when I saw Bun Alone again, I told myself that if she was still there when i left work, I would adopt her.
So I left work at 7.20pm, and as I went through the park, I saw that she had moved to the neighbouring bench.
It's forecasted to rain this week, so I've taken her home for some TLC.
Labels: animals, Japan, Tokyo/Kanto
1 Comments:
You kidnapped her. You violated the 36th code of rules in Japan. For shame. Think of the poor girl who lost her bunny.
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