Well, I will be going to a new school this year. I made it to 4th grade, holy cow!  I am going to work on getting  all A’s this year in school, but right now I am going to sit back and enjoy the summer by partying.

I will be going down south for the 4th of July to stay in a cabin that has it’s own private hot tub and sits on 83 acres of land.  This is down in the Hocking Hills area of Ohio.  You can see pictures of the cabin and more information at my little brothers web site at http://jonathan.rankspace.com.

I got a medal for playing basketball. Basketball is my favorite sport, I played it at the YMCA in Fairborn.

I got a new R/C truck. It is a bright red and is very cool. Thanks to all the people who gave me money for my birthday last year and this year. BIG THANKS!!!

Love,

Matt

BELOW YOU SEE PICTURES OF MY NEW TRUCK.

Rabbits need a roomy cage.  The cage should have two rooms, one to live in and one for sleeping in. Do not use a cage with wire bottom. The wire will hurt the rabbits paws. line the  bottom of the cage with newspaper and cover it with unscented wood shavings. a pile of shredded paper or straw makes a cozy bed.  Rabbits stay much healthier and live longer if they never go outside.  Make a room in the house that is safe for them to play in.  Do not let  the rabbits near electric ,telephone, or computer power cords.  When they are out of their cage, keep your rabbits in a safe room.  Play with your rabbits every day otherwise they will get bored.   Pet stores sell special food pellets for rabbits. Rabbits also like to nibble on raw vegetables such as lettuce, carrots ,apples, and dandelion leaves. Rabbits also like cabbage, broccoli, turnips, and parsley. Feed your rabbits two small meals a day, one in the morning and in the evening . Put the food in heavy bowl that your rabbits can not tip over.   Rabbits are clean animals and do not  like to live in a dirty cage. Remove wet bedding and droppings every day to keep your rabbits cage clean.  Wash out the food bowls and water bottle every day.  Once a week ,  sweep out the cage and every few weeks wash out the cage with soapy water.  Make sure the cage is dry before you put your rabbits back in the cage.                                                                  

This is my birthday!!!

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