Well, we’ve got another holiday coming up soon, and although we are against the habit of giving bunnies as presents at easter, we would still make an exception with this zombie bunny.

Jellibat managed to save Test Lab Bunny from a science lab, where different experimental procedures were performed on him. Unfortunately for us, there’s only one existing specimen, and he is already adobted by his new family. But we’re looking forward to the reproduction.

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One of the easiest marketing tricks is to put a cute animal on the promotional image. I fall for it all the time!

The Bachus winerack - by the way - was designed by Marcel Wanders for Slide Design. Oh, and here’s another bunny!

For some odd reason, it reminds us to this.

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Giant, squishable animals. And when I say giant and squishable, I do mean it.

You can order one at Squishable. I’d like one as well please.

Science has proved: we find anything cute that has a big head and big eyes. The people behind Button Eye make the most of this.

These hand made pieces remind me of my favourite ragged plush toys from my childhood, that my mum tried so desperately to mend after I cried a river over one torn off eye.

As we’ve seen not long ago with the plush kittens, these things (rather than kittens) have their own names and care instructions. You can order them as toys, or as framed pictures to put on your wall.

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I think there’s no such thing as too much spoiling when it comes to cats.

These Tigrito bowls were designed by Miriam Mirri for Alessi, and are available in three different colours, so we can choose the one that matches with our cat.

I also think there’s no such thing as too much spoiling when it comes to dogs.

Although dogs aren’t like tourists who need an umbrella to lead the way, a little bone to show where to find the dinner wouldn’t hurt.

Let’s see. There’s still 3 months left til Christmas. There’s enough time to make up for anything bad I might have done. Enough time to help every elderly who wants to cross the street. Enough to give up internet during work. Maybe that will make Father Christmas or whoever is responsible for the presents to leave one of these BC ‘Wildlife Preserve’ shoes under my Christmas tree.

First I though they were mice, but now I see these are indeed bunnies. Any american can buy it for 55 dollars. I haven’t found any shop that would ship to Europe though, so I will need to find an american Christmas tree.

Today i spent hours looking for something to post, and after i found it, i spent another few hours to choose a picture to add to the post. The winner is Ploesie Poesie and her handmade kittens.

There are various types of kittens made by the dutch Electric Luna. There are Retro cats, Deluxe cats, and Copycats, who are the (almost) exact copies of your pets, made after photos you send. The plush cats in the first two categories are all individually named, and they come with their personal behaviour guide. Of course these are all one-offs, and are available to buy for 40 euros.

While browsing the site i screamed ‘I want this!’ about 362 times, so i add the whole site to all my existing wishlists.

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There were some good things in the 80s. We don’t mean the awful music and the awful clothes. But think about video games like Pac-Man. It’s a bit worrying, that more and more people seem not to know what it was, so it’s always comforting to find tributes.

And if you happen to know something about crocheting, you can download the patterns from Carey Huffmans blog.

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We know ever since we were watching Tom and Jerry, that cats are in fact much nicer than mice. And since (almost) everyone who uses a computer has a mouse as well, why wouldn’t you get a cat too to tame that naughty thing. Of course it’s a bit outdated today, in the era of wirelessness, and most of us are totally happy with their touchpads.

But for only 5,50 euros, i really wouldn’t mind having him around, just in case.

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Here’s another Fred Flare item that makes me want to chirp, so this unofficialy makes us a fan. But as a dog-obsessed person, i can’t imagine anything more adorable than using a sleeping puppy as my wrist cushion.

Althought now that i think of it, a sleeping cat would be just as adorable.

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“Karakiri is a friendly octopus”. It says on its website. We also learn that it is custom made in the desired colour and sizes. It’s washable, friendly with your skin, and what is more important: very, very huggable!

And cats love it.

And we love cats, so we couldn’t resist posting this photo.

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It’s silly, but cute. My favourite Tweety Bird waves at me from the bedside table.

The lamp is almost half a meter tall, and it is available for 69 euros.

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