The other day dad caught me pulling down paper from one of his lower-to-the-ground side tables in his office. But instead of getting mad at me, he just took the paper away and gave me different paper to rip up. Thanks, dad!
Ripping up paper is such fun. (Gus helped, too.)
When dad came back and saw the work we’d done, he called us his little “organic paper shredders.” He even said maybe we could make a living out of selling our services as “organic” paper shredders.
Uh, no thanks dad – you’re the one who has to “work.” We don’t call you “bunny slave” for no reason, y’know. But nice try there, trying to make us earn our keep!
We don’t mind helping you out from time to time with your shredding needs, but this isn’t our day job!
I don’t think dad’s idea would have worked, anyway. We may be “organic” but we’re not terribly fast. I guess that’s what happens when you enjoy what you are doing too much – you don’t rush it! And ripping paper… mmmm… so much fun!
Speaking of which… dad I think it’s time to give me some more paper to rip up!!
-Betsy
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8 responses to “Organic Paper Shredding”
Now those are cute pics!!! I wish I could get Sammy to shred stuff like that. He prefers yarn scraps…
That’s a familiar scene! Pumpkin & Patch got to my stack of Christmas cards and had a field day with the envelopes! Silly rabbits!
You’re doing a great job! I think you should get paid, even if you are volunteers.
Between shredding and composting… you’d think they could give us dandelion greens everynight for doing such a great job!
Freckles’ favorite activity is shredding paper — it’s a soothing tension release, that’s why she’s so mellow most of the time!
Good work. Good work. Did you pick up any juicy gossip written on those papers???
hmmm – my friend has about 15 boxes needing shredded – can you guys come over?!
Wow what cute “organic shredders”. How can something so furry and cute be so destructive? They look like they would be safer than some shredders, actually. Although there are some shredders that have shut off automatically when a hand or paw gets near the shredder opening.