My froggie went back to living outside today. She didn't seem all that eager to leave and I miss her already.
She wasn't too interested in hopping out of the tub into the wilderness of fallen leaves.
![tree frog on moss](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjmy0vrTEnTbao_aNWzogvaM4KERxyaTWgjVH7V1CKBQk86GeaUYCuXwV9vDZ3CSy_jfJyNNodXXB2FgNiPbaYnXWgjnh95nmWLAy95y0y43Y7iRxLxpHh9PKVobtdP7RBIGeb1aKab7ek/s280/TreeFrog16.jpg)
I had put the tub outside for a few short whiles before the final shove into the real world to let her cool down more gradually.
Finally, I urged her on the way because the wind was trying to take the tub for a sail across the yard. I didn't think she wanted flying lessons, so I nudged her into the leaves.
![tree frog on leaves](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgaN4IPxfRg6GQi8W-XMFDgKdqrQYMAx8dNQu1Xx5L7e-gpOKKYc4pc-8eeQN7tEcOEuumlvwURRxA43vPJTHb10hapX7WVal1UCGNqNEftqa3Xd3purrvYfxBq11YkWJi0nPAdwzW_YqE/s280/TreeFrog17.jpg)
Supposedly they spend winters under the leaves, and there is a nice layer of them where I put her. But I suspect she's had a nice warm house to live in for more than a few months. I wonder what she thought. Maybe she'd rather be warm and just eat spiders and get a drink when the toilet tank drips condensation or someone takes a shower. Who knows? Well, she's on her own now.
In other news: Steve and I played a few games, but it's pretty quiet here.
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Farewell sweet frog.
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