quadbliss
Distinguished member
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2006
- Messages
- 395
- Reason
- PALS
- Diagnosis
- 07/1998
- Country
- US
- State
- California
- City
- Benicia
I wanted to share something my caregiver (and wife) did for me that I think deserves recognition.
I was raised in a rural area. About 200 yards down a dirt road there was a large pond in a gully. Every summer the pond was populated by so many frogs, if you got close enough, you had to yell to be heard. Because of this, the sound of frogs has always made me happy.
We now live in a suburb where there are no frogs. This past spring, Jen harvested some frog eggs from her parent’s house. She placed them in a small pond in our back yard, and protected and fed the tadpoles for months. Now we have an entire chorus of frogs that sing for us every night. Little pleasures like this make life wondrous and rich. :-D
Mike
I was raised in a rural area. About 200 yards down a dirt road there was a large pond in a gully. Every summer the pond was populated by so many frogs, if you got close enough, you had to yell to be heard. Because of this, the sound of frogs has always made me happy.
We now live in a suburb where there are no frogs. This past spring, Jen harvested some frog eggs from her parent’s house. She placed them in a small pond in our back yard, and protected and fed the tadpoles for months. Now we have an entire chorus of frogs that sing for us every night. Little pleasures like this make life wondrous and rich. :-D
Mike