Froggy went a-riding...uh huh.

Inna, wouldn't have had it any other way. It's hard to tell if we're friends...frogs can be a bit aloof. lol

Hi Janis - we thought the same. He really isn't very street smart. ;)

Adrian, yes you added another reason as to why we didn't leave him at my son's home in Bend. Totally different habitat.

Mary Elizabeth - yes, as he hangs out under one of our outdoor speakers ( must dig the music) and waits for bugs around the back porch light. He's got it made.

Lloyd, next time we pack for a road trip, we'll check in the bags "before" we load them, just in case. ;)

It was fun Sheila, and the grand kids in Bend got a real kick out of it...told Froggy bye bye  - see you at Oma's house, when we left on Sunday.

Nancy, exactly,  they'll think he's telling a fairy tale. Ha.

Tatyana, yep, I hope he's back to normal and enjoying his small world out back.

Hi Dorie, lol. I'm a nut right?  Glad that my husband is similar - we really anthropomorphize animals.

Gayle, I almost called you. Ha. I needed to know what they eat - but then looked on line. Not sure why I thought you'd know what frogs eat. I knew bugs, but wasn't sure how to feed them in temp captivity. Love you back and hope life is great at Fishhawk Lake.

Ginny, I think we did too. It was a bit of a hassle, but worth it.

Gary, who knew frogs could be so sneaky? :) :)

Oops, hey Alan, just saw that I started my replies at page 2. SORRY!  You were the first comment and I missed ya. We were going to look for a wetland area, but then got to thinking about what the normal enviroment is like for the little guy, hence the adventure.

Dick, yes - and my grandkids got to experience the adventure with us. :) I'm sure they'll remember the time we came to visit with our dog and a FROG in tow. Ha ha. Glad to hear you would have done the same. Makes me happy. ( Love your cat story - especially the last line).

Belinda, exactly. You get it perfectly. :)

Marie, when you see them on a daily basis hanging out - it's hard not to feel a bit protective. Glad your outdoor pets are working so hard for you.

That's okay Anita , I still love ya. We're all a bit different - that's what makes the world interesting.

Q-man. Oh yeh, froggy did have a big adventure. Love the cricket story and their nightly tune ... wonder if the local frogs are enjoying the transplants too? If you know what I mean. :)

Alexandra, it added a fun element to the trip this time. And yes, had a wonderful time with the wee ones and missed a big snowstorm my a day. Do you suppose froggy knows how to put on chains? lol.

Team Zuhl - when he first hopped up to the dash, we both were quite startled. Last thing we expected. Lol.

Cal gal - thanks, I feel the same about you.

Ellen, that's a cute story. I love his sense of humor. ( your son, not the bug)

Donna, not if you'd seen this little guy on the back porch on a daily basis. It's too personal. Ha.

Cindy, we have about three or four who hang out there on a regular basis, so could be. :) 

Tiffany, full disclosure, we shrieked a bit when he first appeared. Argh, what is it? Haha.

Kris, good to see you and you've been on my mind. Bend is always beautiful - not sure froggy thought much about staying - but we sure did. :)

You got it Shannon. You can bet I work my tail off for my clients  - buyers and sellers. :)

Rebecca - glad you understand. I'm sure others would think we're nuts. ;)