Today in Heritage Hi
story, November 1, 1939, the Journal of Science and Medicine reports the first successful instance of artificial insemination performed on an animal (a rabbit). Lithuanian Professor Ivan Yerkenoff, responsible for the insemination was witnessed earlier that evening dining with the rabbit at a posh New York City French Restaurant. To alleviate his protracted scientific guilt, Professor Yerkenoff went on to eventually marry “Bunny” O’Hare later that year, and fathered an additional 200 bunnies.
November 1, 1939- Bunny O’Hare
01 Thursday Nov 2012
Where did you go? I hope it was someplace tropical and fabulous.
Thank you for missing me! I missed you and all the rest of my Word Press friends. Have been REALLY busy developing more sites but should be back to posting…maybe not every day, like the “old” days, but enough to keep history interesting. Thanki you for welcoming me back.
PKC
If you’ve been gone I’ve missed you.
If I’ve been gone I’ve missed you.
Was it something I said?
Oh…I know now…I asked you “If I looked fat in these pants?”
I’ll just bet that was it……
Jots..it’s ALWAYS something you’ve said. Joking. I have been on hiatus for a number of reasons but hopefully I’m back. I missed you too. Should we get married?
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PKC
I was free today and tomorrow is looking pretty smacked….separate houses…right?
Have you been posting? First notification I have received in weeks.
I have not…and thank you for noticing. But I’m back and hoping to keep posting.
PKC