I like that you have that image of me and I guess the pic of me with the lifelike dead alli confirmed it but I’m feeling more like “Tired homeless traveler seeks country cottage!”
Is that thing alive… are you frigging crazy..? Such a pretty face in the ugly mouth of an alligator… If I was your husband I would have kicked you backside… what if his hand had of slipped, we would have lost you… and that would be a disastrous start to 2014… and 2014 without Carol, I don’t even want to think of it…
You are so sweet! I guess it does look kinda real but the carpet and table are a giveaway! I don’t even know if you are serious but I appreciate the concern! That’s my bro in the picture and himself took the picture. We had to wait patiently while a four-year-old took an iPhone photo of his parents sitting on the ‘gator. It didn’t move a muscle the whole time!
Of course I’m serious… we had near neighbours that have highly venomous snakes sailing around their house, so what is a carpet and table when you have a boomslang or black mamba slithering around that at any time could bite you and probably kill you… so a croc (alligator) in the house would not surprise me at all… and yes I might pull your leg now and then but I would miss you… I love my friends that can go through life with a smile and humour.. and you are one of them… so don’t do anything “stoopid” (good SA slang) that might hurt such a pretty face…
Love these pics of you Carol! My resolution is to be positive and grateful for life itself, and happy too! After all, it IS the year of the horse, this really should be MY year!! Happy New Year to you and Jimmy!
I love airboat rides! We did just one when we lived in Florida, sadly. I did learn though, while living there, that if you quietly float by an alligator (not TOO closely of course) in a kayak, being sure not to disturb them, they won’t notice you. 🙂
This reminds me of a swamp tour I did while visiting New Orleans approximately 14 years ago. Cap’n Gator was the tour guide. He actually had a business card that listed his name as Cap’n Gator. I can still hear his N’awlins drawl and see his face. 🙂
Cap’n Steve gave us a good tour but he only found one gator for us. Bit cold for them still. The one whose mouth I put my head in wasn’t real. Or did you guess that? Hahahaha! 😆
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That’s a good pic for a dating site – how much better can you get to bag yourself a crocodile dundee. 😀
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Oh puh-leese! How many weirdoes would that bring out of the woodwork? Anyway, I don’t think himself would approve of me dating. 😉
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Pfft. Just saying… Just imagine: “WWN. Alligator wrester and extreme traveller, seeks Crocodile Dundee for Amazonian exploits”. LOL 😀
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I like that you have that image of me and I guess the pic of me with the lifelike dead alli confirmed it but I’m feeling more like “Tired homeless traveler seeks country cottage!”
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Is that thing alive… are you frigging crazy..? Such a pretty face in the ugly mouth of an alligator… If I was your husband I would have kicked you backside… what if his hand had of slipped, we would have lost you… and that would be a disastrous start to 2014… and 2014 without Carol, I don’t even want to think of it…
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You are so sweet! I guess it does look kinda real but the carpet and table are a giveaway! I don’t even know if you are serious but I appreciate the concern! That’s my bro in the picture and himself took the picture. We had to wait patiently while a four-year-old took an iPhone photo of his parents sitting on the ‘gator. It didn’t move a muscle the whole time!
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Of course I’m serious… we had near neighbours that have highly venomous snakes sailing around their house, so what is a carpet and table when you have a boomslang or black mamba slithering around that at any time could bite you and probably kill you… so a croc (alligator) in the house would not surprise me at all… and yes I might pull your leg now and then but I would miss you… I love my friends that can go through life with a smile and humour.. and you are one of them… so don’t do anything “stoopid” (good SA slang) that might hurt such a pretty face…
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hahahaaha…. looks like you’re having serious lizard fun there… 😀
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He was a mean one but we got the better of him!
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It certainly took some nerve on your part– kudos !!!!
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Love these pics of you Carol! My resolution is to be positive and grateful for life itself, and happy too! After all, it IS the year of the horse, this really should be MY year!! Happy New Year to you and Jimmy!
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And a Happy and Healthy New Year to you both. And the pics? Can’t resist a corny shot.
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😀 Happy 2014, but do try to keep your head out of too many jaws.
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Now I’ve proved myself as a ‘gator wrestler I won’t need to do that again! Happy New Year!
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I love airboat rides! We did just one when we lived in Florida, sadly. I did learn though, while living there, that if you quietly float by an alligator (not TOO closely of course) in a kayak, being sure not to disturb them, they won’t notice you. 🙂
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I’m not sure I’d want to test that theory!
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This reminds me of a swamp tour I did while visiting New Orleans approximately 14 years ago. Cap’n Gator was the tour guide. He actually had a business card that listed his name as Cap’n Gator. I can still hear his N’awlins drawl and see his face. 🙂
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Cap’n Steve gave us a good tour but he only found one gator for us. Bit cold for them still. The one whose mouth I put my head in wasn’t real. Or did you guess that? Hahahaha! 😆
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😉
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Happy New Year – Ha! – love it:)
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Happy New Year…..Here’s to a fun 2014. I look forward to visiting with you in March 🙂
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And I you. We may have come up with a plan by then!
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Oh my…..I’m on pins and needles in anticipation 🙂
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Don’t hold your breath.
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That is one pretty alligator that Wild Bills Tour has.
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What a lovely thing to say!
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