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I think they might blow up the bridge after trying to get across? I believe there was a supernatural element to all of this. I think the enemies on the bridge are monsters of some kind - possibly with lots of arms?

I was looking at a breeder site (not to buy, just wanted to enjoy the pics of the babies) and they had a rundown of personality traits they associated with different breeds. I have a mini rex, my one and only bunny, and they listed mini rexes as 'more difficult' and 'very sensitive'. (My girl is a queen and acts like it 😅 so it kind of resonated.) They called dutch bunnies easy-going and a better first-timer bun. Etc. Just curious as to how true this kind of thing is. Certain dog breeds have certain temperaments - is it the same for buns?

My mom's wife has been searching forever for a game she played as a child in around 1965 (maybe a little earlier).

It was an all-plastic, four-horse steeplechase game. The whole board was a square and each player sat on one side. The track was round and the horses stuck up out of slots in the track. Players powered their horses by punching a plastic level that launched a metal ball in a small rectangular encasement (that kept the ball from flying away). Every time the ball went into the hole, the player's horse advanced. According to her, you could get into a good groove in which your ball would go into the hole over and over and your horse would go fast.

Basic drawing of the board: [http

On 11/20, my tracking information said my package was out for delivery by noon. Sometime in the late afternoon, the status switched to Pending. On 11/23 the status updated to delivered... on 11/20 at 11:37 a.m. My husband and I both work from home on the same floor where deliveries are made. I also looked out the window every time a truck drove by (because I've been excitedly waiting) and no package was left. I can say with 100 % certainty that it absolutely was not delivered, but it's showing as such. FedEx truck drove past my house today, didn't stop. They're tracing my package, whatever that means.

So, question for those in the know - how likely is it that I will ever see my package? Thi