Carrier Bags

I'm getting a rabbit soon, and I haven't got the supplies yet, but I'm probably going to in the next week or so. I just want to know if I forgot to add anything to my list- ~Rabbit Hutch (Going to be very big, getting it built for me) ~Litter box ~Yesterday's news litter ~Water/Food Dishes ~Rabbit chew toys (wooden chew toys from the store made for rabbits) ~Home made toys (plastic grocery bags, toilet/paper towel rolls [I have been saving these things]) ~Timothy pellets ~Timothy hay ~Small animal brush ~Spacious carrier case ~Nail clippers Am I missing anything? I don't think I am, I just want to make sure before I go to the store. I know how to take care of rabbits, I am a first time rabbit owner, although I have spent 15+ hours researching everything I need to know!! I thought that rabbits liked to jump on plastic bags because they liked the noise? A few people have said this.. would they chew the plastic, possibly? Because that wouldn't be good for them. I AM going to give my rabbit a lot of time out of the cage. I know how to bond with a rabbit at the beginning, even if it takes time. I also know how much exercise a rabbit should get a day.

Everywhere I look I keep getting flights that are like four or five stops before I get to my destination.. and the flights I prefer are all around $900 and I want to leave May 20th and get back May 26th.. weird since the time difference and all. I looked at Lufthansa's Airline website, and they have this: May 20th - Houston Continental(4:15 pm) - Frankfurt(8:55 am) May 21st - Frankfurt (1:15 pm) - Nuremberg (2:05pm) for $503.00. Problem is, I'm in McAllen. So I would have to take a flight like this one: May 20th - McAllen (10:40 am) - Houston (11:50 am) first and I would have to buy this one through Expedia's website..this one comes out to about $200. Total if I did this would be around $700 (much cheaper and times are better). And I would have to buy the roundtrip tickets to not overlap or anything of course but is it more of a hassle doing it this way? I kept getting so many stops and different carriers using websites like Orbitz and Expedia.. and I'm incredibly scared of having lost baggage and I would have to check it since it will be a pretty big bag since I'm going for nearly a week and I am a girl :) haha but does anyone have advice on if this would be a hassle to go through? Also, when I get to Germany.. I would have to get a taxi to my hotel and wait for my boyfriend.. any advice on this?Also, will there be people to help me if I get confused in Frankfurt? I will start brushing up on German soon but just wondering... Well all the other flights I have found that are decent are around $1,500 or more.. and end up being like 5 connecting flights.. I don't want to end up taking sooo many planes. I have tried Expedia and Orbitz and all the okay prices are 5 flights or more..

he gave her her birthday present a month late and just met her in a carpark and handed it over unwrapped. He didnt meet her at xmas, but arranged to meet in a pub carpark for an hour on jan 3rd and handed over an unwrapped sports top in a JJD carrier bag. He says he doesnt do cards (as in xmas and birthday cards)

I might order a knockoff juicy couture dog carrier from a website called .com , i have ordered a juicy couture doggy tracksuit off there before and it was very good quality. I have never seen a knockoff juicy bag though, and am curious as to whether or not it would be worth it. She is asking for 79 dollars. Any information or opinions are welcome! Except rude ones! Or should i say 'Designer Inspired' as the website refers to them as.

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