h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

What a fantastic picture of you Mr/Mrs/Ms Frog, I loved it. I have always loved frogs from the beautiful tree frogs we had on our trees in Harare, to Mr. Kermit himself. I am off in a minute so must close. I just wanted to say how much I liked your picture. Croak,croak, croaaaaak AR1

Thanks!!

I read your page thing... You have a wonderful introduction. I found it funny that you clicked on logout and couldn't log in again!! LOLOLOL. Pardon me for laughing, but LOLOLOL. ha!

OK enough laughing. I do like frogs... some of them are so well colored and stuff... some transparent... wow.

I've been here for a week or so. I like this place. I find a lot of mature, level headed individuals here, unlike other forums where a lot of childish stuff goes on.

OK, I'm childish too, but not when it's inappropriate lol.

oh, Hi I'm frog.

Hi dear Mr. Frog My apologies for having neglected you. I have been busy and tonight decided to go back to my extra page and see what had happened to all my new friends.
You are very diplomatic to call me mature - I would say I was virtually ( and I mean that in the literal sense!!|) a geriatric. And I do not mind it in the least. there are lots of good things about being old - quite a few nasty things as well, but on the whole one is able to appreciate everything in the most wonderful way!
Why did you choose the name frog? I love the tree frogs which we had in Zimbabwe. They used to come out after the rain. We also had chameleons. I used to put the babies on my flower arrangements and they would have a wonderful time changing colour as they went from flower to flower.Now that is another memory which I had forgotten about!!. I had really better stop or I shall be (am) turning into an old bore. Go well . a froggy AR1

I absolutely loved reading about the chameleon thing. I would love to see that... but eerhs. I chose the frog because everyone else usually chooses something like "Cool" or "Dude" or "Hot" or "something 4 u"

You know, frog is a departure from the mainstream names people choose. It's noticeable too! Despite me being well travelled, I've never been to any African country, save egypt. From what I watch on Discovery or National Geographic, and now from what you describe, it's a must see!

Have you written any guide entries? Tell me.

My dear Mr. Frog Now how can I write Guide Entries? I just like to read them. I am glad that you liked the story about the chameleon. We took so much for granted that it did not seem strange.
My sons were at a school on the Zimbabwe/Botswana border very near the Wankie Game Reserve. There was therefore an enormous amount of game there. My one daughter, who still lives in south Africa and her husband have a share in a game farm on the Limpopo River. when I used to still live in South Africa I stayed there with them.
They had an ENORMOUS tree which was just at the side of the living quarter. Inside lived a huge python. I used to be scared out of my wits when I sat under it!. We also had elephant who used to walk through the camp. and at night leopards. I am not a very brave person and I can assure you that visiting them was not the pleasure it was made out to be. although they are darlings and looked after me so well. But I used to be petrified practically all the time!!
Have a good weekend, and start planning your visits to Africa. Either on safari or to work!!. An affectionate to my froggy friend. AR1