Immediately, I did what a man should do. I walked in the house on a mission. It's almost like an odd midst of "can'thearyourwife-itis" comes over every man who knows that he's about to be able to shoot his gun. I think Kim was saying things like, "let's take him to the vet," "this is terrible," "I cannot believe those cats would do this," and "do you think he'll just die on his on?" Now, I had answers for all of these questions. I will quote a popular song from everyone my age's high school years, "I've got a problem solver and his name is revolver." Except in my case sub in "410 bolt action" for "revolver," and we have a top 40 hit. Kim actually seemed ok with me sending the bunny on to another land after she broke down a few times. I went to the secret hiding place for shotgun shells and was on my way back into the house when we noticed that there was a wrench in our plan. (update: by this point the cats had drug the mangled rabbit to a new place in the drive way while he tried to run away. even from my point of view, this was sad)
rd. So imagine you are an officer of the law, playing solitaire on your laptop waiting for lunch, and you see a 6'0" male with hospital pants and a sweatshirt sprinting down the road towards you with bright orange GO ROCKY TOP crocks on. What's your reaction? I think he finished his last hand of solitaire and then without rolling the window down heard my case. I told him that I needed discharge a firearm inside the city limits(although we are actually only 300 ft from the sign). He suggested a shovel. I told him that was not my kinda thing. He asked if it was going to die, and I told him "yes" with "assistance." He was enjoying the jokes and good times, so he said as long as I could do it quickly to have a go. I ran back, loaded up, scared the cats off, apologized to the now aptly named "Mr. Bad Day Bunny" out of respected, and said goodbye. Since, I'm on vacation, I got to come inside and enjoy an espresso after my morning kill. 






















