Showing posts with label iguanas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iguanas. Show all posts

Monday, November 3, 2014

it's cold here


Just in time for me to have to wear a suit every day to work.  Not so fun for my weekend off though.  Saturday I decided to stay in and reorganize my closet, a project which was very necessary.  Unfortunately the power went out on my block right around dusk, and my closet reorganization came to a halt.

The project was harder to get back in to yesterday, and so here we find ourselves on Monday morning with piles of clothes on my couch in my living room.  At least I gained an hour of work this morning.
And I still managed to enjoy some of my day yesterday.  I went for a run and spied these bathing beauties:


There are a few things you can count on when the temperature drops.  Iguanas are one, snowbirds are another.


Hopefully they are going to come shopping soon.

Oh by the way, I forgot, here is your calendar page for this month:


Friday, May 31, 2013

relaxing


I'm so glad John pointed the iguanas out to me.  Now looking for them is my favorite part of going on a run.

I wonder if there's a way for me to sneak down there and say hi to them.  Perhaps I can lure them to the other side of the fence with some bananas.

I guess they're separated in to this protected area for a reason though.  I'll probably just have to resign myself to seeing them from so far away.

Saturday, September 29, 2012

these guys


I managed to survive 8 years living in manhattan and it's only taken a year for Miami to kick me in the balls and leave me for dead.

And yet I still love it down here.  I mean, I was not expecting iguanas on my walk to get coffee this morning.  Don't get me wrong, I love pigeons, but there is something thrilling and exotic about iguanas.

Although I didn't really need to take the zoom in pic:


Not the most flattering.  But I was excited!

Jed told me that there was a frost a few years ago and it killed most of the iguanas, as they are cold blooded.  He said that it was quite a problem as the larger ones would freeze solid in a tree and then fall down, often damaging cars underneath.  Would that be covered under insurance?  I doubt it.

Anyways, I'm glad to see that they are back to running amuck down here.  It reminds me of why I came down here and why I still love it.  And I do, I do still love it, although nyc is looking more and more appealing these days.

Life is just so much simpler there.