A photograph and its story

Hello everybody, for today’s entry I’m going to talk about this photograph. It is 5- or 6-years old me, speaking about my pet in front of my kindergarten classmates, it was like 15 years ago (because I’m 20 right now). My teacher took it and gave it to my mom. I was talking about Travieso, my dwarf bunny pet. I called him Travieso because the day I got him he was running and jumping everywhere. The time passed and he started to behave more mischievous and naughtier, he bit the phone and washing machine wires, stole potatoes and onions, and digging holes everywhere. One day he stops to eat and running, we discovered that he was ill health because stress, when he was alone in the backyard, the neighbor’s cats comes to scare him. Months after this pic was taken, Travieso died.

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  1. Tomas Bravo21 de mayo de 2021, 14:00

    sjsjs, what a dark story, I thought it was an anecdote with a happy ending, in any case I also had a rabbit that was later cooked

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  2. Erick Ibañez Marca22 de mayo de 2021, 2:18

    It is nice to look at photos of childhood and remember things that were lived at that time. How sad that Travieso died, but I'm glad you had a rabbit years ago.

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