➡I accidentally bought Balut eggs: 2 live ducks! Now a Chat Thread!

I WANT TO SEE THE GECKO!

Also, there is no such thing as too many sassy lizards. More = better. And I stand by that statement even though today some naughty little lizard picked all the blueberries out of her salad like a kid picking the marshmallows out of the cereal :lol:
IV would live off of blueberries if I let her. She would literally die of blueberry overdose.
I have to mash blueberries into her greens so she doesn’t pick them out, while questioning what life choices I made to get to the place of battling a teenage lizard to eat her vegetables every night.

Finn is the resident senile old lady. I don’t have many good pictures; she only comes out to shout at us to get off her lawn.
Also pretty sure she’s immortal.
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And my precious lady Jake, RIP.
If you haven’t looked into African fat tails, I highly recommend it. Like leopard geckos but somehow even cuter.
They keep pretty well together. Finn and Jake were good pals.
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IV would live off of blueberries if I let her. She would literally die of blueberry overdose.
I have to mash blueberries into her greens so she doesn’t pick them out, while questioning what life choices I made to get to the place of battling a teenage lizard to eat her vegetables every night.

Finn is the resident senile old lady. I don’t have many good pictures; she only comes out to shout at us to get off her lawn.
Also pretty sure she’s immortal.
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And my precious lady Jake, RIP.
If you haven’t looked into African fat tails, I highly recommend it. Like leopard geckos but somehow even cuter.
They keep pretty well together. Finn and Jake were good pals.
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:lau omg that’s amazing. Sounds like good practice for having toddlers/real children too :lau

And omg they’re beautiful!
 
You guys keep using all these big words/weird animals and I keep having to Google every one :lau :oops:
The mini's assignment last night was to find 10 words in a book that he's reading that he doesn't know and write the definitions to them.
I told him I do this assignment all the time on BYC.
He laughed at me. :(
 
IV would live off of blueberries if I let her. She would literally die of blueberry overdose.
I have to mash blueberries into her greens so she doesn’t pick them out, while questioning what life choices I made to get to the place of battling a teenage lizard to eat her vegetables every night.

Finn is the resident senile old lady. I don’t have many good pictures; she only comes out to shout at us to get off her lawn.
Also pretty sure she’s immortal.
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And my precious lady Jake, RIP.
If you haven’t looked into African fat tails, I highly recommend it. Like leopard geckos but somehow even cuter.
They keep pretty well together. Finn and Jake were good pals.
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Fin and Jake are adorable :love They have great smiles. Thank you for sharing!

Tad does not normally get blueberries in her salad. I normally just hand feed her a few at a time as a special treat. But yesterday I was racing around trying to get a lunch packed before work, and it occurred to me (as I was portioning out some blueberries for myself) that Tad had not had any blueberries for several weeks. And I thought to my self that she really deserved some for being so good about eating her veggies this week. So without further thought, I grabbed some out of the container and threw them on top of her regular salad. Silly me, everyone knows that blueberries are like crack to beardies. :rolleyes:
 
Fin and Jake are adorable :love They have great smiles. Thank you for sharing!

Tad does not normally get blueberries in her salad. I normally just hand feed her a few at a time as a special treat. But yesterday I was racing around trying to get a lunch packed before work, and it occurred to me (as I was portioning out some blueberries for myself) that Tad had not had any blueberries for several weeks. And I thought to my self that she really deserved some for being so good about eating her veggies this week. So without further thought, I grabbed some out of the container and threw them on top of her regular salad. Silly me, everyone knows that blueberries are like crack to beardies. :rolleyes:
You could exert the equivalent of total mind control on me simply by offering me fresh wild blueberries, slightly unripened. I know few things that can approach their level of flavour.
 
The mini's assignment last night was to find 10 words in a book that he's reading that he doesn't know and write the definitions to them.
I told him I do this assignment all the time on BYC.
He laughed at me. :(
Yay, another young reader! What's he reading?

I started taking the boys to storytime at age 2 and they've been library regulars ever since. I consider that a huge win.

Mine are currently reading Lisa Maxwell's The Last Magician at the same time so they can discuss. I get asked some peculiar questions depending on what they're reading and I think I want to read this book myself. I'm also super happy they're branching out from Riordan. I have nothing against the guy but it's been all Riordan for a while now.

They start school the 1st of August around here so we're already a month into freshman year. No assigned book yet because they aren't in an English class this semester. I find it very strange that they have math all year but language arts is only half. Of course, they only have FOUR classes in their day so a lot of subjects are smooshed together. And they have something called "seminar" that's a complete hodge-podge. It's vastly different from what I experienced.
 
The mini's assignment last night was to find 10 words in a book that he's reading that he doesn't know and write the definitions to them.
I told him I do this assignment all the time on BYC.
He laughed at me. :(
BTW, the message that learning is life-long is a great one. He'll laugh because he thought you knew everything but eventually he'll understand that nobody does and I think it's an important life lesson.
 
BTW, the message that learning is life-long is a great one. He'll laugh because he thought you knew everything but eventually he'll understand that nobody does and I think it's an important life lesson.
I tell him m all the time that daddy really doesn't know everything about everything.
 

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