No, I’m not talking about leprechauns. I’m talking about frogs. How do I know they are male, you ask? I don’t. But they’re just so damn cute, I had to share some pictures. I know it’s an odd way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day but I figure, since it’s my people’s holiday, I can celebrate any damn way I please. Without further ado, say hello to some little green men:
clockwise via flickr: Timbo8, rainforest_harley, mariomaffioli, arinias1974
Aren’t they beautiful, in a very green and bug-eyed kind of way?
I must admit, after a few pints of Guinness, I might not want to run into this fella in a dark alley…
by Shane Hayes/flickr
But how can you POSSIBLY resist this dude?
by Stephen Barnett/flickr
Happy St. Patty’s Day to all my lovelies!
xo
Square-Peg Karen
/ March 18, 2010Well…ok, I’ll grant that your little green men are “beautiful, in a very green and bug-eyed kind of way” – but I’m glad to be seeing their pictures rather than actually having one sitting in my lap or anything (and let’s not even talk about kissing one!).
I love the willingness to celebrate in a non-traditional way – grin.
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emmajames
/ March 24, 2010Karen: Oh yes, no kissing of these frogs (though I’ve kissed a few of the human sort).
whollyjeanne
/ March 27, 2010frogs used to be my thing . . . until i let it slip that i was enamored with them. then everybody started sending me frog this and frog that, and the first thing you know, i’m moving out of my frog phase.
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emmajames
/ March 28, 2010Jeanne: That happened to me with teacups, boxes, and elephants. I now say I hate everything.