Today, my 4 year-old grand-daughter let her pet rabbit loose in the yard, while my 2 year-old grandson was trying to climb on a chair, then a table. I had to choose between catching the rabbit before it ran under the fence, or saving my grandson from falling on the concrete terrace. FML
arianelagolden
Nivelles, Belgium
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All is well that ends well. Of course I chose to save the kid! Seriously! First I got my grand-son off the table, then I caught the rabbit on time, then I told the kids they could not do what they had done. When the parents returned, they told me this happens all the time. As there is a huge dog in the neighbours' yard, I don't think the rabbit will last long if they are not more careful.
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jen1097 25
Obviously your grandson would come first? How is that a choice?
heroqucas 25
I really hope you chose the kid. You can replace a bunny
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Catdragon 40
If you chose the bunny, the grandson might think you prefer her over him. If you chose the grandson, your granddaughter might think you prefer him over her. Either way it's a lose lose situation, but at the end of the day children don't always make the brightest decisions.
Mortoli 30
lol at first thought you were talking about the 4 year for that just let them learn a valuable lesson but since it was a 2 year old yeah go get him look for bunny later.
gotaplanstan 28
Sounds like a job for Spider-Man
MrZed_fml 11
They should make a tell tale game about this
IntroPlex 3
See, shoot the rabbit, catch the kid. celebrate with a rabbit dinner and a beer.