Writing on the Window

Evie started talking about her Bunny and how much she missed her out of nowhere today and it just broke my heart. She was saying how the Bunny needs to come home because the Bunny misses her and how she lost it at the Bouncy place and all these terribly sad things so we broke down and found a new one on Ebay.

$35. It hurts to pay that much but it’s worth it.

I’m going to write up a letter from Bunny, telling Evie where she’s been for so long and why she’s so clean. Hopefully she buys it and believes it’s really her Mama Bunny. I think I’m going to say she went to visit her parents and while she was there they gave her a special Bunny bath to make her super white again. Lame, I know. I’m thinking that’s the best story because Evie can relate to missing her parents though.

Then I’m going to put a stamp on it, “postmark” it with one of my stamps and bring it in from the mailbox tomorrow. When the Bunny finally gets here, I’m going straight to Walmart or Petsmart and getting a tag etched to tie around her neck, just in case the unthinkable happens again.

Do you think I should hand write it or type it up in a bunny font whatever that is, assuming I find one?

Bounce Magic has gone so far above and beyond to help us find Bunny that it melts my heart. They’ve posted about it on their facebook wall, the one worker there (Steve) stayed two hours after they closed on Wednesday night looking for Bunny, even after Eric was there for an hour and a half doing the same thing earlier in the day (with Steve’s help) and now they’re offering a free monthly pass as a reward! 

Tomorrow they’re going to call all 45 people who came there on Wednesday to ask if they’ve seen Bunny or if someone accidentally “adopted” her. (You have to sign in and put your phone number down just in case when you get in.)

I really can’t believe there are still companies out there willing to go the extra mile like this. Evie loves her Bunny with her whole heart and I think Steve understood that. It helped that he told Eric about his own daughter and her well loved Teddy Bear, I think. 

I hope someone has Bunny and they bring her back. I would love to see the joy on Evie’s face when she gets to see her again.

(Click through to check out their facebook page. This is the second post they published about Bunny and I -under Eric’s name- just put up two pictures so they know what to look for.)