AD INFINITUM 😦
My wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
But then, my wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
But then, my wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
But then, my wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
But then, my wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
But then, my wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
But then, my wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
But then, my wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
But then, my wonderful, magnificent
pet frog croaked, and i was very sad.
The next day, he was quite alive,
and i was very happy.
Ad Infinitum… 🙂
My Eastern Gray Tree Frog named Infinitum … Photo by Thomas Peace c. 2019
Tom's Nature-up-close Photography and Mindfulness Blog 
A fine frog, and a funny commentary that fits his name perfectly. Thanks for the morning smile!
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I’ll tell you how I address every frog I see: I call them by the name “Friggy Frog.” They seem to like it all right.
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Sounds like a Shaggy Dog Story – for a Frog! 😀
Beautiful markings. 🙂
Yes, a shaggy-frog story!
hehe 😀
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😀
DELIGHTFUL!
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My, oh my, now that is one croaker of a frog. I have resident tree frogs that mimic a barking puppy! LOL 😀 😦 😀
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We have hundreds of tree frogs around our small pond so I know how repetitve, yet endearing, their call can be. You captured their song well!
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Thanks for the chuckle! We have more roads than frogs around here.
That would be “toads”
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Enough already 🙂 well crafted.
Is Infinitum the same frog featured on your home page who breathes?