Baby, It's Cold Outside, pt. 8

Well, there you have it. The Universe's reason why CK's Winter gift was delayed. I was halfway done with the comic before he came to visit for the holidays, and honestly, I was too wrapped up in family, friends, and partner (now fiance!) to really do le art.

But yes, he did propose. And it was a lovely private affair. :)

Due to #Blizzard2016, I wasn't able to scan my art for the rest of the month, so Friday will not have a comic. Wednesday and hopefully the rest of February will. 

Baby, It's Cold Outside, pt. 7

"No way" will be a reoccurring theme on the last page...

Baby, It's Cold Outside, pt. 6

The Universe is a funny thing. It didn't hit me until after it happened the reason why the remaining pages were drawn after the trip... ;)

Baby, It's Cold Outside, pt. 5

We actually left around 6 in the morning and arrived in the early afternoon, but hey, drawing and writing webcomics means poetic license. ;)

Bran and Teague were the best travel buns ever! I was initially worried, but I found that feeding them and making sure they had adequate food and water before leaving was a smart move. Rabbits do not tend to eat/drink on the road, so giving them leafy greens and veggies that have water in them helped a lot in that regard.

Still have three more pages to go! I may be late, but I will finish by mid-January.

Baby, it's Cold Outside, pt. 4

Baby, It's Cold Outside, pt. 3

Baby, It's Cold Outside, pt. 2

Baby, It's Cold Outside, pt. 1

This has been a hard secret to keep, but I was able to hide it when CK arrived for the holidays. This is a special comic that follows the lyrics "Baby, it's Cold Outside", his and my favorite December song. It is also his gift. 

You may also have noticed two rabbits in the comic. Those are my two new animal companions, Bran and Teague.  

About the buns: I adopted Bran and Teague on November 15 of this year, a month after losing my first rabbit, Thistle, to a severe case of coccidia and GI Stasis. I had had him for a mere weekend before ending up in the Vet ER, had him stay there for a few days, took him home, and not four hours later, rushed his poor bloated self to the ER again only to be told he needed to be put to sleep. October had been a rough month for me.

Rest in peace, Thistle dude

A few days after his passing, I looked on PetFinder for rabbits near me and discovered Bran and Teague, then called Cinnabun and Flopsy. They were originally thought to be two girls, but after their neutering, the rescue group learned differently. I got in touch with the group, filled out their application, passed their phone interview, visited the little dudes, and the rest was history.

We spent November and part of December getting to know each other, and it's amazing how much our relationship has developed. 

Teague, the helicopter-eared curious sweetie

Bran, the shy bossy bun