Living in paradise with three Guinea Pig sidekicks
We're a couple living the island dream in beautiful Honolulu, O'ahu, sharing our home (and hearts) with three incredibly photogenic Guinea Pigs: Maple, Peanut, and Honey.
What started as casual phone videos of our Guinea Pigs' daily chaos turned into this site—a place to share their adorable antics, document life in Honolulu, and maybe inspire a few laughs along the way.
It began with Peanut escaping his cage for the third time in one week. Sam grabbed her phone to film the chase, Alex narrated the chaos, and we realized: this needed to be documented. Now we've got a whole archive of Guinea Pig hijinks.
We love exploring O'ahu—from Saturday mornings at the KCC Farmers' Market to sunset beach walks (the Guinea Pigs stay home for those). Diamond Head hikes, Waikīkī food truck discoveries, and hidden local gems are our jam.
Maple is our gentle snacker. Peanut is pure chaos energy. Honey runs the show with quiet confidence. Together, they're the stars of this site (and our household).
Maple is the reason we thought Guinea Pigs were low-maintenance pets. He's the control group. The baseline. The one who makes us look like competent Guinea Pig parents.
Peanut is the reason we have backup cages. And baby monitors. And a mild sense of paranoia. If there's chaos in a video, there's a 90% chance Peanut is involved. We love him for it (mostly).
Honey doesn't ask for things—he expects them. He's the Guinea Pig equivalent of a benevolent dictator. Calm, composed, and somehow always in charge. Built-in meme potential? Absolutely.
We use our phones, natural light, and a whole lot of patience. Pro tip: Guinea Pigs don't take direction well.
Early morning or late evening—when the Guinea Pigs are most active and the Honolulu light is *chef's kiss*.
Snack time, hands down. Watching a Guinea Pig stuff its cheeks never gets old.
For every video that makes it to The Burrow Feed, there are 10 more where someone pooped mid-scene.
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