Bah

[napoleonherself]

Finally got to sleep about 1 last night, damn timechange.

Woken up at 5 by ribbiting outside my window. Ribbiting. Outside my stupid window. I live in suburban SoCal. There are no lakes around here. No ponds. People don't even have backyards around here, they have four-foot-wide plots of grass on one or two sides of their trailers. So why the HELL was there a frog ribbiting outside? A bunch of frogs would've mixed together into a nice sound. One single frog ribbiting every few minutes served only to keep me awake.

Finally got to sleep again, woken up at 6:30 by mom throwing a plastic bottle outside, where it bounced merrily a few times amongst the other recyclables. Yep, we have large black garbage sacks of recyclables outside our trailer. Classy, no?

Finally got to sleep again, woke up at 8:30. Because my alarm was still set to 8:30 from vacation. Even though I need to get up at 7:30 on school days.

I have about half an hour before I have to leave. And I have yet to even start eating.

Why am I wasting time posting? I don't know...

Comments

[the-goddess.livejournal.com]

The evil faeries who lived in the lakes that once were SouthernCal have decided to take revenge upon you by making noises outside your window and inconvenient hours.
::grabs a net::
Frog legs for dinner!!

Froogies!

[vxo.livejournal.com]

Sometimes in the wetter months of the year here, we get frogs in the yard and other interesting places. I live right between about three lakes, so there's all sorts of interesting wildlife.

Unfortunately, the wetness is a bit too much for the crickets, and they try to hide out INDOORS!!! Just try sleeping through THAT.

[ryl.livejournal.com]

My Older Sister has a formerly repossessed house with a pool in the backyard. When they moved in the pool was full of frogs. Even now a few get sucked into the filter during the summer.

I guess what I'm saying is a good way to get rid of a frog is a pool filter. Either that or a very hungry heron.