Mr. B! Hello you. Why would you be scared of Froggie?! I take it you wouldn't have been one of those naughty boys at school then, that would stick a frog in a lunch pail? ;) tehe Have a wonderful evening, Mr. B and thanks for visiting! xo~
Susan C a photo of you rescuing the frogs from the Chinese market would have been in my opinion "PRICELESS!" haha You're so cool! Hope you're feeling great and having a wonderful day! I'm heading out to run the weed eater a bit. =] ( PS: You're right I hardly go anywhere without my camera, I'm all about those Kodak moments! )
Really cool. I sometimes wish I had frogs in my garden but other times I think they'd scare the heck out of me.
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Marcy, you must never travel without your camera.
ReplyDeleteIt's AMAZING that the color of the moss and the green around the frog's mouth are identical.
We once rescued live frogs from the Chinese market, and they lived for many years in a large aquarium.
Haha, really cool!
ReplyDeleteMr. B! Hello you. Why would you be scared of Froggie?! I take it you wouldn't have been one of those naughty boys at school then, that would stick a frog in a lunch pail? ;) tehe Have a wonderful evening, Mr. B and thanks for visiting! xo~
ReplyDeleteSusan C a photo of you rescuing the frogs from the Chinese market would have been in my opinion "PRICELESS!" haha You're so cool! Hope you're feeling great and having a wonderful day! I'm heading out to run the weed eater a bit. =] ( PS: You're right I hardly go anywhere without my camera, I'm all about those Kodak moments! )
ReplyDeleteJame! ( ribbit ribbit can't spot me! ) LoL Have a wonderful evening you and thanks for visiting! xo~
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