Not exactly a baby but...
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babynamesI found a frog the other day at work. I work in a flower shop. We also sell houseplants. I was unloading a box of plants from florida and I notice one of them has a frog sitting in the dirt. It's really cold here. I live in Ohio and we're still getting snow. One of the ladies in the shop told me to take it outside. There's no way I was going to do that. I put him in a little container and brought him home. Now he's in his own aquarium with a little pool and crickets to eat.
I named him Archibald and decided to call him Archie. I think that's a pretty good name for a frog. What do you guys think?
It means "excellent, noble, and bold."
I named him Archibald and decided to call him Archie. I think that's a pretty good name for a frog. What do you guys think?
It means "excellent, noble, and bold."
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Date: 2005-02-24 07:56 am (UTC)He give off a posion and it really cannot do much to you if it hasn't yet but, you can get a rash from him!
I live in PA and YES WE GOT SNOW AGAIN AS WELL!!
I love the name!
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Date: 2005-02-24 08:59 am (UTC)I've had frogs before so I know you can get sick from touching them too much or not washing your hands.
I think it should probably stop snowing.
Thanks. :) I thought it was a pretty good name for a frog.