Happy Friday, lovely di-hards!
Minnie could never have guessed that being lost at sea would result in a very special connection with a misunderstood sea “monster”. After all, he’s really just a creature looking for love, like you and me (but more scaly).
Sometimes, if an orphaned mini counting-bear comes along at the right point in a mama Bakugan-dragon’s life, she will take the cub and raise it as her own. This mother is seen grooming her cub as if he were her own Baku-spawn.
The green aliens came to Earth for a reason. It really is just a darn lovable place. Makes you want to give it a big smooch. (Canada especially.)
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Ahhhhh! Better than the dishes any day! I used to do this (though without the picture-taking and blog-posting…).
You did?? I wish there WERE pictures!
Whoa. That dragon really changes the scale when it comes to tongue.
Heh. But it matches so nicely, with the fuchsia.
And, really, when you think about it, when DOES it come to tongue?
And who IS it?
I’m not sure it’s that kind of relationship…
Well, I said I used to do this, but I wasn’t this creative. I just played with kids’ toys sometimes. Blocks. Lego. Other building toys — Canadian Logs, for instance. A wooden train track with train. Sometimes it started because I was playing with one of you children and the child lost interest before I did, but sometimes I just found that sort of thing lying around the family room and I played before putting it away. There probably wasn’t anything picture-worthy about it.
Playing with toys is good. 🙂 I bet your log cabins were quite fetching.