The first thing I asked DH after he moved the deck items was, "Did you see Freddy?"
"No," he mumbled as he scurried past me carrying the big tall ladder.
I feel pretty sure that Freddy survived, but there is always the possibility that (left injured in the dark), he became a midnight snack for some predator.
After washing the deck windows, I was headed back inside when I spotted him........
"Do you think it's Freddy?" I asked DH.
"No. Freddy was bigger." He's judging by the blog pictures.
"I don't know."
I am questioning the color though. Freddy was greener, but these frogs change color depending where they are living. I've found them behind the deck wall containers in almost a pure white color (because they are against white siding). Freddy may have been living against the siding for the past two days.
"Don't scare him," I said. "I have to run and get my camera."
I'm back in a flash squatting down to get a mug shot.
Then I stand up and nudge him very gently with my foot.
"What are you doing?"
I think DH is questioning my treatment of the suspect.
"I want to see him jump. Freddy's leg is injured."
"Look!" I am actually excited. "It IS Freddy! He's jumping weird, like he has a bad leg."
"I guess so," says DH as he watches Freddy hobbly hop about 3 feet over and climp up on a deck ornament.
"He probably thinks this big guy will protect him from you."
Funny, DH. Very funny.
Let the Basting Begin!
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I am using my dining room table to baste this big one -- it's about 105 x
105 inches (king size).
It's been a while since I've finished one this big.
3 years ago
Thank goodness Freddy is alive and doing well.
ReplyDeleteWoo-hoo! It's a miracle. : )
ReplyDeleteYay, Freddy!
ReplyDeleteGood on ya Freddie! He's a survivor! I'm so happy to see the little guy is OK :) I think DH has a good point about the big guy providing protection...
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