You know what they say…
Ivy’s best frog face
Cousins that catch frogs together stay friends forever.
What?
You never heard that?
Trust me, it’s a thing.
Grab a cousin, or a second cousin, and find some frogs.
What have you got to lose?
That’s duck weed on my cousins forehead and it wasn’t just him, you can’t see my arms and legs but they were smeared with mud too!
You didn’t think the kids caught that whole bucket of frogs did you???
My cousin the frog whisper-er.
My cousin and I don’t get to see each other much anymore but we had just as much fun catching frogs together as we ever have, even if we do have to share the nets with all our girls!
Behind the Willows 
Ooh what do you do with the frogs?
I hardly ever see any of my cousins any more – the last time I saw them properly was at our wedding – but I have great memories of playing together as kids. I was thinking about it just the other day.
That’s a lovely picture of you and your cousin. It’s not often we see you in front of the camera so clearly finding frogs did the trick. I love the little hitch hiker on his cap in the last photo – I didn’t even notice it at first!
We caught all the frogs out of a big pond at my aunt and uncles and relocated them up a hill to a smaller pond so all the little cousins could more easily catch them. Lots of them jumped right back out of the little pond and headed right back home to the big pond but we still had plenty of nice catch-able ones for the kids!
Love the photos, the people and the frogs! What a fun time you all had. — Annette
We really, really did! 🙂
And frogging-good time was had by all. 😀
Tee, hee hee! 😀
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