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Boyds Bears Watson Bunny Rabbit $12.99

OOAK by SANDY Artist Teddy Bear Bunny “JOSEPHINE” Mini 2.2″Miniature sandysooaks $40.00

Build A Bear Dressed Brown Bunny Plush Stuffed Animal FREE SHIPPING $19.99

Build a bear RARE RETIRED bunny rabbit microfiber type soft ears stand up $2.99

BOYDS BEAR Bunny Rabbit Pink Hat/Bow Flowers Jointed 7″ $24.97

Build A bear Bunny Rabbit RARE RETIRED $1.99

Build A Bear Plush Easter Bunny Rabbit 18″ Tall $9.99

Care Bears 2004 7″ FLUFFFY BEANIE “BEST FRIEND” W/ EASTER BUNNY EARS – Rare NWT $13.49

Care Bears 2004 8″ FLUFFFY BEANIE “BEDTIME” W/ EASTER BUNNY EARS – Rare NWT $13.49

Build A Bear Brown Bunny 19 Inches Tall Used $8.99

Care Bears 2004 7″ FLUFFFY BEANIE “CHEER BEAR” W/ EASTER BUNNY EARS – Rare NWT $13.49

Care Bears 2004 7″ FLUFFFY BEANIE “SECRET BEAR” W/ EASTER BUNNY EARS – Rare NWT $14.99

Build a Bear Bunny Candy Holder $8.00

Bearington Bear Rosette Fairy Bunny Plush Stuffed Animal – Wings! EASTER BASKET $4.99

(2) Build-A-Bear Light Brown Bunnies $9.99

Build-A-Bear 20″ Beige Easter Bunny $5.99

Build-A-Bear 18″ Bunny $7.99

Build-A-Bear 18″ Brown Bunny $6.99

Boyds Bears Bunny Rabbit Hare – 1994 $4.99

Boyds Bears 7″ Plush Brown White Bunny Rabbit Black Bow $6.29

Lilly-bunny’s Furry Slippers!

Lilli-Bunny was famous for his furry blue slippers. First, Lilli-Bunny met his right slipper. It hopped along the road singing a slipper-y song. Lilli-Bunny liked this funny guy and so gave him a cookie—Lilli-Bunny always carried one in his pocket just in case something like this should hap-pen. So, Right Slipper followed Lilli-Bunny home and settled under Lilli-Bunny’s bed. Then it came out that Right Slipper had a Left brother. However, Left’s left-foot views were too liberal for everyone’s taste, which made it impossible for respectable Right Slipper to introduce his brother to Lilli-Bunny. But at five o’clock tea, Lilli-Bunny showed his political indifference. He offered raspberry jam to those who sat to his right side and those on his left, without any discrimination. Moreover, he even sent some jam to Hamster Hamlet, an insignificant inhabitant of his house who lived in the basement near the furnace and didn’t care to show up for tea. Seeing such a pluralistic approach in Lilli-Bunny’s behavior, Right Slipper found the courage to introduce his Left brother, in spite of the leftist slogans Left was apt to spout: “Distribute the Wealth!” “Overthrow the Government!” “Reduce Gas Prices!” “Turn off the Light!” and even “Death to Global Warming!” Left Slipper was invited to join the very next tea party, where he was pleased to make acquaintances with the merry company which lived in Lilli-Bunny’s cozy brick house: Lilli-Bear, Lilli-Kitty and Lilli-Jake, two cats (Lilli-Bunny usually carried an armful of cats, even though he had only two of them. His were pretty fat, or to be more exact, fat and pretty), two quite articulate little parrots with well-developed two to three word vocabularies with which they could fully enjoy their freedom of speech, and Hamster Hamlet, who has already been introduced to my honorable reader. However, Hamster Hamlet soon departed from Lilli-Bunny’s house, because it turned out that he had solved the popular question, “to be or not to be?” in the most irresponsible way, amorally engaging himself in random relationships with numerous mice in the house. Very soon, Lilli-Bunny started to notice the seemingly inexplicable appearance of mutant mice offspring with hamster ears and mouse-tails in his house. Such an impact on the course of evolution quite upset Hamster Hamlet himself in such an unfortunate way that he placed the following ad in the local newspaper: Hamster Hamlet-(Way cuter than average)-Looking for a new apartment -Won’t accept any offers from mutant mice-And the telephone number. Hamster Hamlet had a telephone line of his own. He, frankly speaking, was a hamster-individualist. I am sorry, but Hamster Hamlet did not give me his consent to disclose here his number, because he doesn’t want to be disturbed during his winter hibernation that usually starts in mid-August and ends in mid-June. Though, in case of some sort of emergency, you may find it in the phone book under his name. But don’t look under the section “Rodents.” You must look under “Princes of Denmark.”

After acquiring such politically engaged slippers, Lilli-Bunny ceased to express any interest in politics. But it often occurred that Lilli-Bunny fell asleep while watching TV, putting his slippered feet right in front of the screen. While Lilli-Bunny took his nap, the slippers attentively watched all available political commentary and quietly discussed the current political climate (climate is very important because if it changes, some politicians will start sneezing and coughing, and might even need warmer cover-ups to cover their political ass—yep, you got me right, I was going to say “assets.”) Sometimes the slippers even debated different changes in the political system. You probably know that not all changes in the system are healthy. For example, changes in the gastrointestinal or cardiovascular system can turn deadly. Some democratic changes in the political system might be good for democracy itself, while changes in the systems of internal organs usually are considered a disturbing sign. Democracy between the systems of body organs may lead to some undesirable consequences if it gets too far— imagine that your liver passes a no-confidence vote against your head, or—excuse the medical details—your rectum impeaches your dignity. Sorry? Dignity is not an internal organ? Sometimes it is. But debates among the elective organs are a good thing, for this means democracy is on the move. Democracy needs more physical activity, otherwise it gets obese and finishes up all the food in the nation’s fridge. But democracy shouldn’t move too fast, because it is not very young anymore, and its constitution sweats if it gets too heated. Then the world’s tyrannies declare with disgust that democracy has got its constitution sweaty. Democracy promptly checks on its constitution and honestly confirms, “Yes, it is pretty wet. But this is reparable. But look at you, bloody tyrants! You keep your constitution dry, and it is entirely eaten up by moles!” Then tyranny and democracy jump on each other and have a fight. And the rest of the world yawns while watching it on TV. I always supported democracy and the ultimate authority of the majority in theory, though I never got a practical answer to what should be done if the majority is evil or gets things wrong. Perhaps democracy has some mysterious power to improve human nature, otherwise wild and brutal, and which only gets worse in a crowd. Probably I am wrong and democracy has never turned bad, or if it has, people try to forget such unfortunate occurrences. Let us forget it too, for it is better to forget unsolvable questions than try to solve them.

The only problem with the politically-engaged slippers popped up when Lilli-Bunny woke up and went to the bathroom. He was very sleepy, and by mistake, put the right slipper on his left foot and the left slipper on his right. This forced the slippers to change their political orientations almost immediately. This occurs fairly often in politics, but was tough for the slippers because they retained shreds of dignity, which isn’t quite true of politicians. To remain consistent in such confusion, the left slipper argued that he had gone so far to the left, that for the first time in his life, he had actually got things right, and the right slipper tried to convince himself and the others that since he had now traveled so far to the left, he had to adopt some leftist tactics. Don’t get heated, my dearest reader. This is a simple truth of political life. Changing one’s mind constantly is just one of the professional hazards of any political career. But Lilli-Bunny was sleeping and not paying attention to all these political acrobatics. Once, he slept so deeply that he flipped over in his armchair. Thus, he pointed his slippers up at the ceiling. That was the real moment of national unity. By raising both up, Lilli-Bunny won the hearts of his slippers. They agreed to elect Lilli-Bunny as President. They cast their ballots that way because, first, Lilli-Bunny treated everybody to raspberry jam, which made him very important, and second, he sometimes threw the slippers at his cats when they got too playful—and who, if not a real president, would do such a drastic thing in order to restore public order? You know, excessive playfulness might interfere with healthy sleeping, and this is unacceptable! Never wake society while it is sleeping. This may have serious consequences, especially to the one who wakes it up. And third, Lilli-Bunny was the owner of the house, and who, if not the owner, is supposed to be elected president? I mean, he owns the house. It is very important for democracy to confirm the real situation of society by electing the one who would rule anyway, even though he wasn’t elected. This practice adds more legitimacy to the government and therefore makes the loyal citizens feel better. Isn’t that what modern democracy is all about? The slippers didn’t tell Lilli-Bunny about their decision, because they were afraid the knowledge would make him nervous and preoccupied with his new political career. The slippers knew such preoccupation could seriously damage not only the household of the politician himself, but also households of many fellow citizens. Nor did the slippers tell anyone else in the house about electing Lilli-Bunny for the office. The other inhabitants seemed not to care. But that was just okay, because in a normal society politics shouldn’t much interfere with household issues.

Now the slippers formed a coalition and began to run against Lilli-Bunny’s winter boots, which would compete with the slippers for the leader’s feet in December, or even as early as mid-November, if it snowed early that year.

Kotobuki Plastic Egg Mold, Rabbit and Bear $1.45 With this set of egg molds, it is fun to make and eat boiled egg. This set shapes the egg into rabbit and bear. The egg molds work great with the large size eggs. The egg molds are safe between -4° f and 212° F. They are not safe for microwave or dishwasher. Instructions: 1) Boils a big-size egg and removes the shell 2) Places the egg into the mold while it is still being hot 3) Locks the mold w…

Wilton 2304-1050 101-Piece Cookie Cutter Set $11.15 Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Valentine’s Day…cookie cutters for every season, and more! With a complete set of letters and numbers, designs for cowboys, stars, cars and animals, you’ll be ready for any occasion. Durable plastic cutters come in a convenient storage container. Hand wash. (2-1/2 to 6-1/4)…

Wilton Blues Clues Cake Pan $10.99 Blue’s Clues has a huge following among the toddler crowd and you could make some special little person very happy with this Blue cake. Complete decorating instructions are included, so you’ll know exactly what to do once the cake comes out of the oven….

Looney Tunes: Golden Collection, Vol. 1 $41.94 What’s up, Doc? Well, how about a four-disc boxed set packed with 56 of the funniest cartoons in Warner Bros. history? Get ready to laugh yourself silly with salutes to Bugs Bunny (“Baseball Bugs,” “Long-Haired Hare,” “Wabbit Twouble,” “The Rabbit of Seville,” and more); Daffy Duck and Porky Pig (“Duck Amuck,” “Dough for the Do-Do,” “Scaredy Cat,” “Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century,” and more);…

Looney Tunes: Spotlight Collection, Volume One (The Premiere Edition) $8.97 They’re the clown princes of animation. They’re the international ambassadors of cartoon comedy. They’re the fabulously funny friends you grew up with! And now 28 of the very best animated shorts starring the very wackiest Warner Bros. cartoon characters have been rounded up on DVD for the first time ever in The Looney Tunes Premiere Collection! Just barely contained in two special edition discs e…

Looney Tunes: Golden Collection, Vol. 6 $24.36 Fifteen cartoons dating from World War II give Volume 6 of the Looney Tunes Golden Collection more focus than previous sets. Many of the 1940′s cartoons remain very funny. Bugs Bunny dresses up as Brunnhilda and rides in to the strains of “Tannhauser” in “Herr Meets Hare” (1945), a gag Chuck Jones re-used to greater effect in “What’s Opera, Doc” a dozen years later. In “Russian Rhapsody” (1940…

Yogi, The Easter Bear $2.99 …

Bugs Bunny: Greatest Hits [VHS] $10.00 …

The Easter Bunny is Comin’ to Town [VHS] $2.95 Brought to you by the same crew that wrote and directed the classic Santa Claus Is Coming to Town, this Easter staple will look and feel familiar to any eyes that watched the 1970s around holiday time. Writer Romeo Muller’s done a wonderful job capturing simple lo-fi dialogue and action around the lovable early-spring bunny, weaving enough drama into the script to make the show comprehensible for …

Emtec Animal USB 4GB Flash Drive Set: Panda/ Bunny/ Teddy Bear $37.95 In a world full of bland, boring flash drives, EMTEC stands out from the crowd. In today’s digital world, consumers are creative and demand advanced technologies to express themselves. EMTEC answers the call by providing a wide range of USB flash drives, each one perfect for storing, transporting and sharing your presentations, documents, photos, music files and more. The EMTEC Animal USB Flash Dr…

Ohh, my gosh, sorry everybody, this question was asked by my sweet husband who was trying to get my attention.

(He is “Bear” and I am “Bunny.)

He is soooo cute, isn’t he!