Meet my new frog - Swede! I named him so for an obvious reason - he is from Sweden, and it sounds like sweet. Thank you so much Fairy God Sister for Swede, he is simply adorable and fits right into my expanding frog collection! =)
One look at this frog and it was obvious to me that it would be a male (yes I do decide sometimes if my toys are male or female before giving them names!); it must be his long limbs which reminds me to Grover from Sesame Street. Being a native from Sweden, he has this question mark above his head all the time because he can only understand Swedish, but as I can only speak English, he has not a clue what I am saying. (The question mark is actually a plastic tag) I must teach him some English then! Doesn't he remind you of Chicken with the spaced-out look? Maybe all frogs have that look... *Sneaks a peek at the Husby!!*
Yesterday was our friend Ian's birthday and he cooked dinner for us! Swede was there, wondering what in the world were we eating. I wonder if he likes curry too? ;)
Translations were obtained from here.
One look at this frog and it was obvious to me that it would be a male (yes I do decide sometimes if my toys are male or female before giving them names!); it must be his long limbs which reminds me to Grover from Sesame Street. Being a native from Sweden, he has this question mark above his head all the time because he can only understand Swedish, but as I can only speak English, he has not a clue what I am saying. (The question mark is actually a plastic tag) I must teach him some English then! Doesn't he remind you of Chicken with the spaced-out look? Maybe all frogs have that look... *Sneaks a peek at the Husby!!*
Yesterday was our friend Ian's birthday and he cooked dinner for us! Swede was there, wondering what in the world were we eating. I wonder if he likes curry too? ;)
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