To have and to hold (carefully),
To love, honor and obey,
To make lots of “squee!” noises at,
To feed lots of munchy little flies,
Until we both shall croak.
Writes Mia D.: “During rice planting season in Japan, we’d come home and find these guys in our apartment on the walls! *Squeals*” Photo by Brian.
I DO!!!
Cute Does It
That’s a frog I don’t mind kissing.
and one tadpole them all…
And in the cuteness bind them!
Those little bitsies have big voices!
It’s true. I really miss the constant, high-pitched froggy drone out in the rice fields outside my house in Japan. (No sarcasm; I really do. And cicada sounds.) But not all countryside creatures are quite so cute in Japan. Once I found a giant, hairy mountain spider in my bathtub, must’ve been 6 inches across. Not cute.
Eeeeeeeew! (doing the oogie dance)
Ker-mini-mit says it not easy being green and tiny.
I think that’s Kermit’s nephew, Robin.
eeeeeezzzzz sssssoooooo teeeeeeennnny-tiny und ssssooo neon !!!11!!!
I love how the ring caught the reflection of the photographer!
I would kiss it, but I’d be afraid of accidentally nomming the little thing.
And then you’d have a frog in your throat!
“Until we both shall croak.” Classic NTMTOM! LOL.
Oh, I wish I could see his cute little froggy smile!
Okay, how many other people looked at this picture and immediately looked at their own knuckles for scale? Almost impossibly teeny froggy!
I’ve read of frogs smaller than mosquitoes.
Wow! That is indeed a much smaller froggy specimen than this one.
I’m glad that wasn’t the other way.
Mosquitoes bigger than frogs D:
I used to see this kind of tinsy frog when I lived up in the north of Norway. I mean it had dots though (this was like 20 years ago, so it might not have had dots). Wonder if it’s a related breed
A frog he would a-wooing go
wether his mother would let him or no.
With a rowley, powley, gammon and spinach,
Heigh ho! says Anthony Rowley
Lovers’ leap.
that’s it. i’m moving to japan.
“Until we both shall croak.”
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
Man, ya got me AGAIN!