Tri this on for size...

Well. I'm back. Sort of. Kind of.

I had to sell all my rabbits about 2 years ago.

Mark and I moved to a place where we could no longer have them. I was heartbroken, but so relieved at the same time.

I told myself I could do better. Next time. I would do things different. 

It's amazing how even after 2 years, coming back into the hobby I feel like I'm even more mature at my 27 years of age, and more knowledgable about genetics, colors, line-breeding, typing....   so here we are.

It happened rather fast. I actually was just scoping out the facebook pictures from convention, wishing I was there with all of my friends I missed so dearly.

Then the sale rabbit posts started popping up. Oh man, the gorgeous fuzzy photos that kept appearing on my feed. It was endless, and beautiful.

As Convention was drawing to a close, my friend Melanie from Lil'Bit Farm Hollands posted about some tri colored fuzzy lops she had and wanted to find homes for. Oh my. I have been friends with Melanie for quite a while and over the years have had numerous fuzzy hollands in my barn from her and have done quite well with them. They have awesome type, beautiful heads, and the pedigrees I love to linebreed on.

My friend Amber, who lives a few hours from my house, just happened to be driving back from the Kansas convention back to California. Hmmmm. Could I make this work somehow?

This past Friday night I met up with Amber in a random town in the southern valley that smelled quite a ton like cows... around 9pm at night. I scooped up my 4 beautiful tri colored fuzz babies and gave her a huge hug as I have missed her so much! After an almost 3 hour drive home, the babies were welcomed into my house. And thus Kagee Rabbitry was born again.

And PS.. here is one of my new babies. An Orange/Back Tri doe, Lil' Bit Farms Karma.

The countdown begins...

It seems like only yesterday I was counting 40 something days until Convention. Now, it's 8 until I drop the dogs off at the sitters, load my stuff up and take it to Susie's, and 9 until we set off into the sunset... er... pre-sunrise is more like it. I'm sure it's going to be a VERY early morning for all of us.

The rabbits I entered are looking less than beautiful, for sure. Oh well, I go to Conventions for the education, learning, and seeing the friends I haven't got to see in a very long time!

Great things approaching!

Lots of changes about, and I'm hoping to share some awesome ones in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!

Help Tim get to Convention!

One of my very good friends, Tim from Tru-Luv rabbitry in Malaysia would LOVE to attend his very first ARBA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana in 2011. He is entered in a contest that would provide prize money to make this trip happen.

PLEASE vote for him and help make his dream come true!!

http://truluvrabbitry.com/2010/10/22/get-us-to-arba-convention/

It's hard.

It's hard to take a break from showing for a while and keep things going without having a sense of depression about it all. Things have been going well, showing just hasn't been a prime concern for me in about a year. It's sad since I didn't go to Convention this year. First time since I started attending them. I'm hoping by Spring of next year I will be ready to rock and roll and be done with the break. The bunnies are all doing well... starting to get things ready for AFL and JW Nationals in April of next year, both being held in Reno, NV at the Grand Sierra Resort. I was just there for a dog show only but a couple months ago, and the facility is GREAT. Reno is only a couple hours for us, so we're really excited about the easy drive to a National show. :)

First post of the year LOL

Wow, you know it's sad when your first post of the year is done.. in June. I guess it would be hard to explain the reasonings why. 2010 so far has been a crazy busy year. I can't believe the year is half over already. In so many ways I feel like it's still January!

Very soon I will be able to give some more detailed updates on my life, but I wanted to let everyone know I am alive and kickin'. And hopefully kickin' some booty soon :)