Alligator Tales annelizabethrobertson.com / July 6, 2012 Share this:Tweet Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Click to print (Opens in new window) Print Like Loading...
a time to plant & a time to uproot, a time to tear down & a time to build, a time to weep & a time to laugh, a time to mourn & a time to laugh . . . Eccl. 3
Thank you! I know. Word to the wise–see what’s in your neighbors backyard before you buy a house! (Of course, we still would . . . but who knew!) LikeLike Reply
I think we were so fascinated we didn’t think. I am glad we kept our cats and dogs up, but I was upset about losing the ducks and geese. Bill misses all the turtles that used to stack three-deep on the logs. LikeLike Reply
Ann you are halarious did you know you have another real live hillbilly for a friend and house keeper? you are just blessed i guess lol. LikeLike Reply
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Loved the story. Thank you for sharing! Who knew Bubbles had an ALLIGATOR FARM!!!
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Thank you! I know. Word to the wise–see what’s in your neighbors backyard before you buy a house! (Of course, we still would . . . but who knew!)
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Very interesting!! I would have been freaking out!
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I think we were so fascinated we didn’t think. I am glad we kept our cats and dogs up, but I was upset about losing the ducks and geese. Bill misses all the turtles that used to stack three-deep on the logs.
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Ann you are halarious did you know you have another real live hillbilly for a friend and house keeper? you are just blessed i guess lol.
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I am blessed by you. You’re one precious hillbilly!
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