Lucky Duck
I found her in the middle of a road, and rescued her before she got run over by something dangerous... Maybe if I look after her well, she'll share her good luck with me :)
Happy Birthday Boby Corwen!
I found her in the middle of a road, and rescued her before she got run over by something dangerous... Maybe if I look after her well, she'll share her good luck with me :)
Happy Birthday Boby Corwen!
posted by Lisa @ 12:58 pm
9 Comments:
At 18 October 2006 at 01:56,
Anonymous said…
there's one just like him sitting on a synth in leicester :)
At 18 October 2006 at 16:19,
Lisa said…
My little duck here is lonely, she says maybe they can meet each other and become friends :)
At 18 October 2006 at 16:36,
Anonymous said…
H i my name is Brenda from Illinois just wanted to tell you I enjoyed reading your blog, you remind me of my youngest daughter she to wants to travel and see the world. Well I hope you stop by mine sometime ..good luck...stay safe..and enjoy life while your young
At 18 October 2006 at 17:17,
Anonymous said…
How inspiring. My own sister inspiring people from across the world by reading her blog *sniff*
Thanks Lisa I had a good birthday, I just got the usual, but I love your T-Shirt! I'm wearing it right now
"I hung it on me wall".
YEAH.
Anyway your blog pwns sis.
Love Greg xxxx
At 18 October 2006 at 19:08,
Anonymous said…
There is something fishy going on with these ducks........how come the one in Leicester ( sitting on a synth )gets an invitation to become friends with yours and my I F D doesn`t!? me :(
At 18 October 2006 at 19:14,
Anonymous said…
And he seems to have changed his gender!
At 18 October 2006 at 20:46,
Spunky Trunks said…
I have two rubber ducks in the bathroom. They used to smell of vanilla.
Big Daddy Duckling and Baby Duck sit near the end of the bath. I don't know what happened to Mummy Duck.
I fear my friend Caz may have stolen her when he moved out.
Fair play for rescuing the the duck though. I rescued my Everton Bear from the gutter recently following a love life bust up. It's a good thing.
That station is fascinating by the way. The whole living in Japan thing is.
At 19 October 2006 at 04:39,
Lisa said…
Shhh...
I didn't notice at the time I got her gender wrong, but the duck in Leicester did and seems to have taken a shine to her... So maybe they will be "special friends".
But of course IFD can be their friend too, kind of like a third wheel that flashes bright colours to get attention.
Only kidding...
At 19 October 2006 at 12:37,
Anonymous said…
I think I'm about to explode.
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