Lizards, glass, and shipping...

Hello, it's G. When I blogged yesterday morning, My lizard was still alive;

barely. Now that it's been about 20 hours since he's moved, I think he's

as good as gone. It's sad, but it'd be worse if I lost my dog, Sasha.

The Lizard key-chains are still yet to come, but they will come.

I think it's okay that he died; Green Anoles are "beginner" reptiles.

They're cheaper, smaller (less size=less crickets), and they're lower

maintenance lizards. I'm not counting the days until Mrs. Anole dies, though.

These little lizards are fun, but there are more user-friendly lizards, e.g.

the Bearded Dragon (I've observed baby Dragons going for $80.).

I have a tidbit of info on prices for the key -chains. For two on two rings,

Shipping costs $1.50, or so. That's how much it costs to ship a single

lizard. To answer Jill's question, I'm not quite shippin' lizards yet.

Soon. So soon. Good things (or lizards) come to those who wait.

I just got back from AZ's Botanical Garden. The [garden] had a special

exhibit, by a glass sculptor, Dale Chihuly. Amazing glass. My mom

took photos, which *sigh* are on the Macintosh. You can see his work

HERE! Those photos aren't mine. Anyway, I gotta go now. Enjoy the

pics, and happy reading/listening [to KTAR]!-G