What are You Doing Here?

I get very suspicious when the rabbit is freely roaming the apartment if I can’t hear him.  Most of the time, this means he’s found a fun place to nap.  But sometimes, it means he’s getting into trouble.  When he’s in this quiet mode, I have to go on a pretty intense hunt around the apartment, and I usually end up finding him in the last place I would expect.  Here is a list of all the weird places that I’ve found him spending time being unusually quiet:

• Lying behind a large, decorative mirror
• Trapped inside an empty moving box (he tried to jump on it, but it was open on the top)
• Sitting in a decorative bowl in the bedroom
• Underneath various tables, probably chewing the wooden legs
• Romping through a folded up mattress pad
• Sitting in a puddle of water from a cup he knocked over
• Sniffing behind the refrigerator
• Squished underneath the lower kitchen cabinets, between a large moving box and the wall, taking a nap
• Sitting on top of a pile of towels in an unpacked moving box
• On top of the dining room table
• Inside the closet where I keep his food, bedding, and litter
• Stuck between the couch back and the couch cushions
• Burrowing between both couch cushions

 It’s only been ten days! I can’t imagine where else I’ll find this wacky rabbit in the apartment.