B.- I call anything that looks like a Frog to me a Frog, I have no idea what they are! The suction thingies are impressive! IF they are being beamed up, superiors will be disappointed if they have been checking me out all this time!
Bring more of the smartass young lady, I can handle it!
@ Supi- I miss the big guy too. I would however let his people go after the first plague though!
@ Brooke- I have been told they are Tree Frogs and will eat ANY insect in their target range. I will keep them! Cigar? Ok, you and hubby just bumped up a notch on the cool factor!
Wow! A levitating frog! (or is he being beamed up into the mother ship?)
ReplyDeleteSorry, being a smartass.
big hug
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B.- I call anything that looks like a Frog to me a Frog, I have no idea what they are! The suction thingies are impressive! IF they are being beamed up, superiors will be disappointed if they have been checking me out all this time!
ReplyDeleteBring more of the smartass young lady, I can handle it!
Hugs to you!
Your backyard in is turning into the set of a Charlton Heston movie. I miss Mr. Heston.
ReplyDeleteCooooool!
ReplyDeleteLast year the hubby and I were sitting on the front porch at dusk enjoying a cigar when a frog practically crawled across our feet!
@ Supi- I miss the big guy too. I would however let his people go after the first plague though!
ReplyDelete@ Brooke- I have been told they are Tree Frogs and will eat ANY insect in their target range. I will keep them! Cigar? Ok, you and hubby just bumped up a notch on the cool factor!
As long as they are on the OUTSIDE it's good... At least until the get a lot bigger, then it's inside and in the pot :-)
ReplyDelete@ NFO- +1 on that! They are good!
ReplyDeleteKeads: I don't do cigarettes, but I do love a good cigar. :)
ReplyDeleteMy cats are avid froggers. LOL.
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