Shortly after we arrived to Hong Kong, Peep disappeared.  I didn’t pay much attention to that, and assumed he was off hunting for coffee.

I guess I started getting worried after a few months had passed.  One day I happened to look up and found out that, for some unbeknownst reason, the ridiculous bunny had decided to dangle himself off the ceiling beams.

I eventually realized that the bunny was trying to do a leap of faith into the coffee pot below, but naturally, didn’t think through the logistics before he got himself all tangled up there.

Well he wasn’t bothering anyone up there…so I left him there.

Today we are finally leaving Hong Kong.  So I (reluctantly) told Nicholas that we better rescue the bunny.

“You ready to come down now Peep?”  I ask.

“Peep.” said Peep.

That crazy bunny still wants to do a leap of faith.

“You realize leaps of faith are for experts?  Not everyone can master the jump.” I caution.

“Peep” said Peep.

I sigh.  “Fine, let the bunny do what he wants.”

“1 – 2 — ”

Peep falls to the ground and promptly faceplants himself.

Sigh.  I still don’t know what to do with that bunny.

At least he recovered enough to still have a go at the coffee.