Life in General

I have been asked to do a post on everyday stuff (like my life). There go the brackets again. I will now write about normal every day stuff (like my life): I take swimming lessons at U of T, I'm in level six! Yada, yada ya. That's why I don't write stuff like that. I'll give it another shot but differently... I recently read this in a magazine, I find it very cruel (and controversial): Parks in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, are being overrun with hungry rabbits. To keep the bunnies from destroying the parks, the city of Stockholm (If you are a bunny lover I advise you read no further) hires hunters to reduce the numbers of rabbits in the parks. The bodies of these rabbits (as many as 6,000 in a year) are frozen. Then they're transported to a heating plant, where they become fuel to heat Swedish homes. Swedish news editor James Savage says that some Swedes are "quite relaxed" about using bunny bodies to heat their houses, while others, to put it mildly, "think this is not a good way to treat rabbits."
Poor bunnies. In that magazine I learned what our ancestors looked like! I don't think it's the most appropriate picture. But cool nonetheless. This is Ardi: