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I promise she is making that face because of something I said, not because of the toy... That movie player has Cinderella, which cannot disappoint her in any form of media.

(She even loves the weird Cinderella storybook we have in which her father is still alive. Apparently he is “just” enthralled by her step-mother and forgets she is his daughter or something. He kinda seems like a moron.)

Bunny spent the night in Alphie’s cubby at school, safe and warm from the storm (though perhaps lonely).

Bunny is missing.

Bunny is missing on a dark and stormy might.

Alphie’s last memory of bunny is that she put him under her coat to keep him dry as we walked to the car after school today.

Bunny is not in the house, and is not in the car.

Bunny was not identified as missing until bedtime, when Alphie realized she was alone in a big, scary, dark and stormy world.

Dad has been beseeched to find bunny, but despite Dad’s best effort, bunny cannot be found.

Although it has stopped raining, the evening is darker and stormier than it was earlier.

Hi Bettie,

I just wanted to let you know that, these days, you are the only one in the family who gets this excited when I point the camera at them. And I appreciate that a lot.