Stuck With No Way Out
by Erica
I walk downstairs to do the laundry and I see a frog jumping up and down. He is stuck in the window well. Interested in how many more might be there, I go to the next window well and I see 4 frogs jumping up and down next to the window. There is even a salamander with them. Curious, I go to the third window well. There are 5 frogs ranging in size and one more salamander. How do they fall down 5 feet and not die? I can’t stand going downstairs and seeing these poor creatures stuck with no way out. I guess I have some rescuing to do today.
I walk downstairs to do the laundry and I see a frog jumping up and down. He is stuck in the window well. Interested in how many more might be there, I go to the next window well and I see 4 frogs jumping up and down next to the window. There is even a salamander with them. Curious, I go to the third window well. There are 5 frogs ranging in size and one more salamander. How do they fall down 5 feet and not die? I can’t stand going downstairs and seeing these poor creatures stuck with no way out. I guess I have some rescuing to do today.
posted by Erica @ 11:40
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6 Comments:
Eeeeewwwwwwww.......
Instead of raining cats and dogs there... sounds like it might be raining frogs...(:
Papa Heddings
That is really strange. I thought frogs liked to stay near water. Are you sure it is not a toad? Is is green or gray?
I am not sure it matters if they are gray or green. There are a lot of them in our window wells!
Hmmm...
I'm pretty sure you are experiencing one of the plagues.
"How they fall down 5 feet and not die?"
This is such a Singaporean sentence that I had to check to make sure what blog I was reading. All you need is a 'wah' at the end of it. Clearly, Jason, you are destined for an FSE with HP in S'pore.
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