I am doing a bunny bun blog. The bunny bun blog needs to talk about what the bunny buns names are called. And include pictures, good words and good videos.

My first bunny you can call her Booboo /betty . I got her when I was younger. She was my first toy.

She has got grey skin that was white ,she has got 2 phone numbers on the left ear, black eyes,a pink nose and a black smile.I love her very much how much grey she is that’s how much I love her.If you give her lots of cuddles and kisses she will turn grey.She is 6 years old like me because I got her the year I was born. Every night I cuddle her and move.I take her everywhere with me.I lose her sometimes.She also has a brother called monty. I once lost her in market harborough I had her brother with booboo’s phone number.

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