BUNNY'S MISSING STUFF

Bunny's Got Mail!
Email from Bunny's E-Pals

To send a message to Bunny,
click on bunny@bunnyhollow.org

Here are letters sent to Bunny's "other" address ...
on the World Wide Web!

Bunny's Missing Stuff
Bunny's first email

Bunny's Footprints
Rabbit tracks in the snow

Easter in January?
Please don't think I'm the Easter Bunny!

Bunny's Credentials
The Hollow's helpers

Another Bunny Tree?!
Sharing Treasures coast to coast

Smiles and Bunnies
Smiles & Blessing to all bunnies!

Are You the Easter Bunny?
Request for Holy Bible and socks

Is Bunny Hollow Real?
Looking for the Bunny Tree

Who Is Bunny?
Email from Bunny's vacation

Bunny's Easter Emails
Easter email to the Hollow

Subject: Bunny's stuff
Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 00:48:05 EDT
From: Diane
To: bunny@bunnyhollow.org

As a frequent visitor and often contributor to the bunny's home, I can't help but wonder what happens to the furnishings and gifts left there. Jewelry, good luck tokens, money, flowers, and all kinds of presents we have left have simply vanished. Do you have any idea what happens to bunny's many gifts and small animal friends deposited within? Sometimes nothing remains, even bunny!

Subject: Re: Bunny's stuff
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 15:20:57 -0700
From: Bunny (bunny@bunnyhollow.org)
Organization: Bunny Hollow
To: Diane

Dear Diane,

Thank you bunches for the wonderful message you sent. It made me very happy. I've been waiting and waiting to see who would write to me here, and you are the first.

I've lived in Bunny Hollow for a long time now. It is a very special place, and the woods are filled with such magical beauty. I am blessed to watch over them.

It's always exciting to return to the Hollow, because there are often little gifts and tokens in the tree. Sometimes I leave surprises, too. I have a lot of friends in the forest.

One time I hid little notebooks in the tree, and everyone who came to Bunny Hollow wrote in them. Soon they were filled with poems, stories, and good wishes--about all nature and life.

All of these friends, young and old, joyfully caught the spirit of the Hollow and found the line between loving nature and loving each other. That is what I hoped would happen..