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Elf
Mar 20, 2013, 4:08:39 PM3/20/13
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The lizard came out of the garbage disposal and when I checked a moment ago
she was cowering anxiously up against a soda bottle in the sink trying to
find somewhere to run to. I turned off the light again and left her to calm
down and climb up a wall or something to a place she feels safer.
She is much better at keeping any bug population down than chemicals and
more entertaining as well.
-- Hugs
Elf
Carrier of a Tickle Sword, long bow, and magic.
The magic is in Meadow and Dream Tree.
she was cowering anxiously up against a soda bottle in the sink trying to
find somewhere to run to. I turned off the light again and left her to calm
down and climb up a wall or something to a place she feels safer.
She is much better at keeping any bug population down than chemicals and
more entertaining as well.
-- Hugs
Elf
Carrier of a Tickle Sword, long bow, and magic.
The magic is in Meadow and Dream Tree.
Uglav
Mar 29, 2013, 7:24:07 AM3/29/13
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Ward B.
Apr 8, 2013, 4:23:07 AM4/8/13
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"Elf" <> wrote...
Pretty little mosquito eating things. We generally left them alone, or
admired them sunning themselves. The male lizards in the islands had
brilliantly colored throat pouches they'd display whenever they were trying
to get cozy with a lady lizard.
--
All my best,
- Ward.
"Yes, getting sympathy from my friends is like hugging a cactus; easy to do
if you don't mind the incessant needling." --me
> The lizard came out of the garbage disposal and when I checked a moment
> ago she was cowering anxiously up against a soda bottle in the sink trying
> to find somewhere to run to. I turned off the light again and left her to
> calm down and climb up a wall or something to a place she feels safer.
> She is much better at keeping any bug population down than chemicals and
> more entertaining as well.
Heh. Reminds me of my time in the islands. Plenty of lizards there.
> ago she was cowering anxiously up against a soda bottle in the sink trying
> to find somewhere to run to. I turned off the light again and left her to
> calm down and climb up a wall or something to a place she feels safer.
> She is much better at keeping any bug population down than chemicals and
> more entertaining as well.
Pretty little mosquito eating things. We generally left them alone, or
admired them sunning themselves. The male lizards in the islands had
brilliantly colored throat pouches they'd display whenever they were trying
to get cozy with a lady lizard.
--
All my best,
- Ward.
"Yes, getting sympathy from my friends is like hugging a cactus; easy to do
if you don't mind the incessant needling." --me
Elf
Apr 9, 2013, 10:54:04 PM4/9/13
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"Ward B." wrote in message
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"Elf" <> wrote...
> The lizard came out of the garbage disposal and when I checked a moment
> ago she was cowering anxiously up against a soda bottle in the sink trying
> to find somewhere to run to. I turned off the light again and left her to
> calm down and climb up a wall or something to a place she feels safer.
> She is much better at keeping any bug population down than chemicals and
> more entertaining as well.
Heh. Reminds me of my time in the islands. Plenty of lizards there.
Pretty little mosquito eating things. We generally left them alone, or
admired them sunning themselves. The male lizards in the islands had
brilliantly colored throat pouches they'd display whenever they were trying
to get cozy with a lady lizard.
--
fever, malaria, encephalitis, and who knows what else.
It must have been really beautiful there as well.
-- Hugs
Elf
Carrier of a Tickle Sword, long bow, and magic.
The magic is in Meadow and Dream Tree.
Ward B.
Apr 21, 2013, 3:18:54 AM4/21/13
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"Elf" <> wrote ...
> "Ward B." wrote in message
> Heh. Reminds me of my time in the islands. Plenty of lizards there.
> Pretty little mosquito eating things. We generally left them alone, or
> admired them sunning themselves. The male lizards in the islands had
> brilliantly colored throat pouches they'd display whenever they were
> trying
> to get cozy with a lady lizard.
> --
>
> Cool, mosquito eaters are great when there are west nile virus, dengue
> fever, malaria, encephalitis, and who knows what else.
> It must have been really beautiful there as well.
We only had to worry about malaria and dengue fever in the VI. The latter,
> Pretty little mosquito eating things. We generally left them alone, or
> admired them sunning themselves. The male lizards in the islands had
> brilliantly colored throat pouches they'd display whenever they were
> trying
> to get cozy with a lady lizard.
> --
>
> Cool, mosquito eaters are great when there are west nile virus, dengue
> fever, malaria, encephalitis, and who knows what else.
> It must have been really beautiful there as well.
by the way, is NO fun at all. My Dad got dengue once and it really ruined
him there for a while.
And yes, the scenery there is beautiful. Getting a tad crowded these days,
but the islands, and the water, are wonderful.
--
Elf
May 2, 2013, 7:46:50 AM5/2/13
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"Ward B." wrote in message
"Elf" <> wrote ...
> "Ward B." wrote in message
> "Elf" <> wrote...
> Heh. Reminds me of my time in the islands. Plenty of lizards there.
> Pretty little mosquito eating things. We generally left them alone, or
> admired them sunning themselves. The male lizards in the islands had
> brilliantly colored throat pouches they'd display whenever they were
> trying
> to get cozy with a lady lizard.
> --
>
> Cool, mosquito eaters are great when there are west nile virus, dengue
> fever, malaria, encephalitis, and who knows what else.
> It must have been really beautiful there as well.
We only had to worry about malaria and dengue fever in the VI. The latter,
by the way, is NO fun at all. My Dad got dengue once and it really ruined
him there for a while.
-- Hugs
Elf
Carrier of a Tickle Sword, long bow, and magic.
The magic is in Meadow and Dream Tree.
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