hunting for frog, a tale of misguided youth

 

This is Patches.  She is a young feline.  She is hunting.

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Yes, frog legs are considered a delicacy in some circles.

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But, Patches’ family is quite shocked over her recent uncontrollable taste for Frog.  It is something no decent cat should do.

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It is spoken of in hushed tones.  Her mother tried her best to get her to change her ways.  “Think of your family!  Think of your future prospects!  Just look at what has happened to your pretty fur, disgraceful!”

 Alas, Patches listened respectfully but decided to go her own way, back to the stream.  There are frogs to catch down there.

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The desire is strong and apparently we’ll just have to wait and see.  Will she continue to hunt for amphibians?  Only time will tell.

The frog you see in the photos lived to tell of his near demise.   I have heard rumor that the frog community is quietly plotting revenge.

0 thoughts on “hunting for frog, a tale of misguided youth

  1. I just want to tell you again how much I enjoy your blog!! You are one of my favorite subscriptions, and even though I don’t know you in person, you have many times offered “a breath of fresh air” through your pictures, your use of Scripture, the things you write about your family, and your stories about life… thanks! ~Joy

  2. Oh my goodness, my family got a HUGE laugh out of your frog versus cat story. What a lovely way to start our day- with laughter! Thank you for that!

  3. Although cats can appear sweet and innocent, their ability to “play” with their food is quite appalling. I remember as a child rescuing many mice and rabbits from my cat.

  4. Cwazy kitty!   My cats used to catch moles. They never ate them, they just liked to catch them. It made me wonder if moles have some kind of weird taste. I’ve had frog legs before, and they ARE good! LOL!

  5. Cute story and pictures!  My cat is a hunter through and through.  We frequently have “surprises” on the front porch when we open the door.  I’m sure he would love the challenge of frogs!

  6. Very cute.  Let me know how you like your new themes.  It seemed that my pics wouldn’t fit on it without making them a lot smaller.  What do you think?  That’s the only reason I haven’t switched.

  7. Your pictures look fine.  They don’t all look like you used the standard size.  Are any of them the large or medium size?  Anytime I used anything other than standard it chopped off the end of the picture.  As for children’s books, one that we read a lot is a Baby Einstein book.  It has terrible rhyming…same with a couple of golden books (not the golden books I read as a child, but new, stupid ones).  I make sure to read good ones to him, but he often brings me the ones I don’t like to read.  πŸ™‚  Perhaps I will sell them.

  8. I LOL’ed so much that DH asked what I was laughing at.  I told him about the cat & frog, and said Come look at these pictures – we need the camera SHE HAS!!! Maybe if I start sweet talking now…..LOL

  9. I once had a cat that brought me mice as presents — would take them back outside for me, too, if I opened the door!  I love your story, and the photos are great too.  Your children will treasure this post.

  10. Your story is just too funny.  I know our cats have been on the prowl lately as well.  Only they are after the baby bunnies and the chipmunks.  I suppose those might be more respectable catches for the family cat? 
    Love Your post and you too of course!
    ~Colleen

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